Revit cannot read SHX font. You need to find an equivalent TTF or OTF (true type OTF not postscript OTF) typeface.
Close alternative: Architxt.TTF and Archtitl.TTF
Hi @tpreisler
Revit uses the fonts in your Windows directory. When you set up a text style, the font should show up as an option.
Revit only works with True Type Fonts that are ANSI Character-based. (These are fonts that can be used in Microsoft products such as Word.)
If it is .shx then it will only work with AutoCAD and you will have to substitute a ttf font for it in Revit.
Yes, as @ToanDN mentioned you will need to convert OTF fonts to TTF fonts: See HERE for information on how to convert.
To install or reinstall a font in Windows:
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ARCHISEL.TTF, @Viveka_CD?
Can't find. Could you post link or file itself, please.
You're wonderful. Many Thanks.
iHere you go @barthbradley
Archisel.shx and Archisel.ttf can be found at the below links
http://www.cad-corner.com/textstyles.php
http://www.caddsolve.com/font-files.html
http://designfxdirect.com/buy.html
Note: Some are free downloads and some paid
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Hi Viveka Devadas i installed a specific text to my windows 10, but when i try to change the text type in Revit i don't see that text as an option.
I'm not sure what did i miss.
@Viveka_CD wrote:
Hi @tpreisler
Revit uses the fonts in your Windows directory. When you set up a text style, the font should show up as an option.
Revit only works with True Type Fonts that are ANSI Character-based. (These are fonts that can be used in Microsoft products such as Word.)If it is .shx then it will only work with AutoCAD and you will have to substitute a ttf font for it in Revit.
Yes, as @ToanDN mentioned you will need to convert OTF fonts to TTF fonts: See HERE for information on how to convert.
To install or reinstall a font in Windows:
- Open the Fonts folder, either through Control Panel or by opening the Windows\Fonts
- Click File menu > Install New Font.
- In the Add Fonts dialog box, select the drive and the folder where the new font file is located. A list of any font files that are found in the selected location will appear in the List of Fonts box.
- Select the desired font
- ARCHISEL TTF, ARCHSTYLE TTF and the fonts suggested by @barthbradley are alternatives if you want to try.
If you find posts have solved your problem, please click on 'Accept as solution' to help others with similar questions. Kudos welcome.
Thank you.