Cad Link File

Cad Link File

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Cad Link File

Anonymous
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can anyone give a solution that the link cad file is not coming properly as i attachelink cad file not coming properlylink cad file not coming properly

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Alan.johnson1970
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Do you have an image of what the dwg should look like?

AJ.
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Anonymous
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find the attached cad file that linked to revit

 

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Alan.johnson1970
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The biggest issue with your CAD file is the extents.

geometry exeeds 1E9.JPG

 

Geometry out of range.JPG

 

 

 

AJ.
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Anonymous
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so can you tell me solution for this

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Alan.johnson1970
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I would guess edit the coordinates in the DWG.

Unfortunately I'm not that proficient with AutoCAD so no Idea how to do it

AJ.
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Anonymous
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i will check it out and thanks for your valuable reply

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barthbradley
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What the heck are the units?!  

 

Anyways, I can get your DWG into Revit at a custom scale of 1.0, but obviously that's not the scale based on what I'm reading in the DWG.  At a custom scale of 1.0, the DWG itself exceeds the 20 mile radius limit in Revit! So, you need to determine the correct scale.  

 

See the attached RVT and DWG.  What I did was copy your DWG's existing elements to another DWG (BB_ST-M-130-DWG(Z02).dwg) and moved it closer to the Origin, and then I linked that one into the attached RVT file (BB_ST-M-130-DWG(Z02).rvt).   

 

BTW: I deleted all the hatches in the new DWG. 

 

edit...reattaching RVT and DWG. Everything fine.  

 

 

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