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I wanted to get an idea of how best I can transfer all my standard details in Autocad to Revit.
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Create Drafting Views to import or link them onto. Drafting views are non model related 2d drawings that you can place on sheets like other views. For ones you will use often you can create and import the details into drafting views in your project template file and they will be available in all your new drawings without having to import every time.
This quote from Mr. Spot is relevant also.
"Once we have a detail that we want, we group it and rename it appropriately.
Then load it into a special detail project where we can grab details from as required.
This way we can view the details, select the ones we want and copy and paste into the new project."
Post edited on 2005-11-03 18:42:21
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