You can create an entourage family that does not use RPC content for render appearances. 
  
 
		 For example, if you have already used AutoCAD or other design software to create a render appearance for the object, use the following procedure. 
		
 
		Note: To create a Revit family for entourage that uses RPC content for render appearances, see 
		  
Create an RPC Family. 
		
 
 
	  
Click File tab 
New
Family. 
		   
- In the New Family – Select Template File dialog, select Entourage.rft or Metric Entourage.rft, and click Open. 
		  
 
- In the drawing area, sketch the geometry to represent the entourage in 2D and 3D views, or import a CAD file that contains the geometry. 
		  
 
- Specify visibility settings for the entourage placeholder. 
		    
			 
- In the drawing area, select the placeholder. 
				
 
- Click Modify | <Element> tab
Mode panel
 (Visibility Settings). 
				 
- In the Family Element Visibility Settings dialog, select the desired settings. 
				
 
- Click OK. 
				
 
 
		   
- Create family types, and specify their parameters. 
		  
 
- Specify a render appearance. 
		   By default, for an entourage family, 
			 Revit uses the family geometry (that you imported or sketched in the drawing area) to represent the object in a rendered image. 
			 
If desired, you can specify an RPC file to define its geometry instead. 
			 
 
			 - Click Create tab
Properties panel
 (Family Category and Parameters). 
				 
- Under Family Parameters, for Render Appearance Source, select Third Party. 
				  
Note: If you want to use the geometry that you create or import for a render appearance, for Rendering Appearance Source, select Family Geometry. 
				  
 
				 
- Click OK. 
				
 
- Specify the render appearance. 
				
 
 
		   
- Save the family. 
		  
 
- Load the family into a project.