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I'm just clicking on the dialogue box which is provided at the top of the display.
Explode imported instance.
I realize it might not be that important to do this, but I am familiar with the topographic facility which explodes the dwg into 3d surfaces. And works well.
Why would that dialogue box be avaliable if it fails?
Try exploding the drawing in AutoCAD. I have found that if an AutoCAD Drawings has blocks in it will, sometimes, prevent it from being 'explodable' in Revit.
