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our structural consultant likes the floor plan backgrounds to only show the stud layer of the wall. is there an efficient way of doing this? right now I am exporting to dwg and in AutoCAD I am deleting all the lines that represent either the sheathing or finish layer. which is very time consuming.
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In a temp file, cross all of the walls to select and set them all to center of core for placement. Now swap them all for a wall that is only stud and export.
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What I posted above is not a good Revit process but it works for CAD guys I guess. The problem is changes... the process has to be repeated. A good Revit process (altough maybe more time consuming) would be to pretend you are the consultant working in Revit. Create a new structural file and link in the arcitectural model. Now Copy/Monitor the architectural walls using a structural wall that is only the studs. This file can be easily updated and exported to CAD.
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Let's hope you do not have may wall types...
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With my first answer, it doesn't matter how many wall types, just core size. Obviously it does matter if you use the copy monitor approach.
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