"Lines are to small". This limitation should be removed from Revit. Trying
to convert logos is not the only thing that one needs to do in Revit. It is
also converting details from AutoCAD such as window and curtain wall
details. I usually convert these details with very short segments and have
to resort to interpolating (omitting short segments) linework so that Revit
can create the filled regions properly.
Just venting my furstrations,
Leo
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Hi JF
Sounds like you have sorted it now! But in the end what I ended up doing was
to put in a support request through our subscription, and to be fair the guy
sorted it for me even though the solution was a bit of a round about way of
doing things to say the least.
What he ended up doing was to take our logo into AutoCAD Architecture,
convert the hatch to AEC polygons with which you are able to increase the
distance between the vertices. He then converted the AEC polygon back into
polylines re-created the hatch again and finally imported it back into
Revit.
So there you have it the Autodesk solution, if you want to draw small detail
in Revit, seems to be:
Buy a copy of AutoCAD Architecture! 😉
I have to say I think you may be right about the "lines too small" error
being a bit over keen in certain situations, particularly if it lets you
draw the line and displays it on screen but still insists it can do it! very
frustrating!