
That would be easier but cost $$ last time I looked. Sorry I got a bit off topic but I get excited when I seen Rhino There's also add ons that allow export of IFC from Rhino. I simply open Rhino/Grasshopper, load the script, pick the spreadsheet, click generate, behold there's a dwg in that folder now that I import into AS. It's been a few years since I used it for that purpose but I still use the Grasshopper/Rhino combo for creating templates for AS that read data from Excel spreadsheet that our sales dept uses for walk-in sales. I had mine create a plate layer then sublayers named as plate thickness.


Plates are a different story but can be done the same way but extract the "top" surface of the plate, then silhouette that to what AS would recognize as a PLine. Like a layer named w8x18 has all the lines that represent 8x18's. Toontrack EZdrummer 3.0.5 Win/Mac + Library Content ۲۶۱۹۹ CorelDRAW Technical Suite 2022 v24.4.0. Basically you could create the grasshopper script or sketch or whatever they call it to export a file with all your members as center lines but the line belongs to the pertaining layer which is named whatever the member is. Rhinoceros 3.13001 Win/Mac + Portable + Plugins ۳. There's another add on called Flux.IO that also integrates with AS and Rhino that sync the geometry between the two as you work.

If you love Rhino like I do you will love it more when you get the feel for grasshopper. I've done this many times in the past but I had to create my own custom solution using Grasshopper.
