Export of DWG files into Revit - dimension style problems Exporting to AutoCAD is certainly one of the most used feature in Revit.
Exporting to AutoCAD (DWG) is probably primarily the focus on the correct transfer of geometry, text and dimensions. The goal is the complete plan to export to AutoCAD. However, if the entire data model be exported for sharing, other delivery formats are required. Those who have
complete with export plans have experimented a bit like we are certainly not very satisfactory results of the dimension have seen.
usually see the results in AutoCAD then that way. The dimension is largely illegible. The style is the other jumped on "Standard".
Also, such results are possible. A mix of different styles. This can of course expect any customer.
way it should always look natural. The nice thing about it, it works with Revit. generate
to this result in Revit, we must distinguish two types of applications.
- export different views with dimensions and text
- export of plans with different views
Unfortunately, the solution for these two variants differ
solution for. only export a single view
The view is exporting - export> DWG. The export settings are followed precisely, especially in the red edging options. It is important here especially the Layer option. Category properties of layer override of elements. In this way we obtain layer overrides in AutoCAD. You have to live now, however.
solution for: a export plan as a whole
This approach, incidentally, comes from Autodesk themselves. So the problem is known.
The whole can be read here
in English.
The solution for this is as follows:
Important We now export to DXF
! Take the settings as before. Layers and properties as before. switch The lyrics on "strict compliance with
function. The result should look like the third picture.
Good luck with exporting.
