
CustomExporterCollada is a specialised Revit plugin that enables the direct export of model geometry into the COLLADA interchange format. This utility functions as a custom exporter for the Autodesk Revit environment, specifically designed to bridge the gap between BIM authoring and external 3D visualization or game engines. By leveraging the Revit API, it processes architectural geometry, including complex building components, to generate files compliant with the COLLADA (.dae) standard. The tool focuses on accurate data translation, ensuring that the spatial relationships and structural integrity of the Revit model are preserved during the conversion process, providing a streamlined pathway for teams working with cross-platform workflows that require non-proprietary 3D geometry exchange.
The download is a 10 KB file containing .ZIP files.
Users integrate this plugin into their Revit environment to facilitate external data exchange. Once installed, the exporter is accessed through the Revit interface, allowing for the batch or selection-based translation of 3D geometry into the.dae format. It is essential to ensure that the Revit model is appropriately cleaned and that geometry is well-defined before executing the export to maintain the fidelity of the resulting COLLADA file for downstream use in rendering or visualization software platforms.
This add-in is a critical component for architectural firms and BIM managers aiming to improve interoperability between Revit and external rendering engines, game development tools, or specialized 3D analysis software. It is typically employed during the visualization phase of residential, commercial, or industrial projects where high-fidelity geometry transfer is required. Professionals often seek out this utility when standard native export options are insufficient for specific project requirements, making it a valuable asset for maintaining efficient, data-driven design pipelines across diverse project typologies.
CustomExporterCollada
Free
File formats
What changed in 1.0.0
Initial release.
MIT
Attribution: Jeremy Tammik — licensed under MIT
Full terms have not been published for this listing. Contact the seller before using it on a commercial project.