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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Autocad imports PDF's. Is there anyway Revit does that?
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Autocad lets you select which page from a batch PDF file, when imported you can pick on lines like you can when you import dwg's.
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Sorry. No pdf import /link yet in Revit.
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You will need to convert your PDF to TIF format, should be pretty simple in Adobe. Once you have that you can import the TIF into Revit directly onto a sheet or in a drafting view.
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Hogmodo, are you talking to me? I have been on RevitCity for about 3 years, I've just been an observer, not so much a participator. Thanks for the welcome... if you were talking to me....
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I suggest that if you can trace PDF lines in CAD, that you do that, then import.... Better than using a raster image.
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I actually imported a 24x36 original size PDF as a tif. I was able to click on the top right corner to start a line going straight down 192' (24" @ 1/8 scale = 192'). Then I drew a long line to the left, selected the image, clicked and held the bottom right corner to drag it to the line and "wallah" it was scaled to 1/8" in my 1/8 scale plan. You still can't select the lines to "trace" over them but it is a little bit of a help.
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