Batting layer not imported to Revit

[Anonymous]

I've drawn a couple of details in AutoCAD 2015 to use in a Revit project, when drawing insulation I've created a new layer with the batting linetype and adjusted the size of it with linetype scale. When I import the details to Revit however the insulation doesn't follow, I just get a straight line where the insulation should be. Choosing to import or link the file makes no difference and I've made sure to include the insulation layer as well.

I have attached a picture to show what I mean. The two horisontal straight lines by the joists are my insulation lines.

[pendean]

REVIT does not have that linetype.
Make the batting out of Pline objects, old school style like this http://cadtips.cadalyst.com/curved-objects/create-batting-line-polyline (sign in to get the lisp).

[Kent1Cooper · Accepted solution]

There are several other routines on the Cadalyst CAD Tips site to do that kind of thing in other-than-complex-linetype ways, with differences in the approach and the particular configuration of the curves [Search for Insulation and/or Batt -- many of the results have comments from me about what makes them different, so you may not need to download them all and try them].  There are probably more [some duplicating those] on these Forums, and elsewhere.  Personally, I don't like the "look" of AutoCAD's Batting linetype, which is one of the main reasons I made InsulBattPoly.lsp, here, but it has all kinds of other cool capabilities [see the comments at the top of the file, and the image attached to my first comment on the web-page].

[Anonymous]

Thank you very much. "Workaround" was even easier to use than the batt line type!