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in revit 2019 there is an easy way, do not know about previous versions..
manage tab, manage links, select CAD formats, highlight the file you want to remove, then press remove..
in revit 2019 there is an easy way, do not know about previous versions..
manage tab, manage links, select CAD formats, highlight the file you want to remove, then press remove..
This is awesome.
thanks but it worked like that.
thanks but it worked like that.
Best Answer. Thank you!
Best Answer. Thank you!
BIMorphNodes has a node that will report whether it's an import or linked DWG.
https://forum.dynamobim.com/t/how-do-i-use-dynamo-to-locate-and-delete-imported-dwgs/13249
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BIMorphNodes has a node that will report whether it's an import or linked DWG.
https://forum.dynamobim.com/t/how-do-i-use-dynamo-to-locate-and-delete-imported-dwgs/13249
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THIS WORKS!
Do imported categories, and CADLinkType.
CADLinkType is what removed mine from Visual Graphics Dialog
THIS WORKS!
Do imported categories, and CADLinkType.
CADLinkType is what removed mine from Visual Graphics Dialog
it has worked for me, Thanks You
it has worked for me, Thanks You
It works.
Thank you Tania!!!
It works.
Thank you Tania!!!
thank you very much
thank you very much
just my 2 cents worth!
I managed to do a workaround,
1. I copied all the exploded elements on the offending drafting view ( which I know contains the imported category).
2. Paste everything to a new drafting view.
3. Delete the original drafting view where I imported the cad detail.
4. Go to Purge Unused, you will find there now the offending family there, that has a .dwg extension,
dig in and delete the offending symbol.
Thanks a Lot, Hope someone might find this useful!
just my 2 cents worth!
I managed to do a workaround,
1. I copied all the exploded elements on the offending drafting view ( which I know contains the imported category).
2. Paste everything to a new drafting view.
3. Delete the original drafting view where I imported the cad detail.
4. Go to Purge Unused, you will find there now the offending family there, that has a .dwg extension,
dig in and delete the offending symbol.
Thanks a Lot, Hope someone might find this useful!
Delete Imported CAD > Purge Unused > Check None > Hit OK
this will delete the imported Families subcategory.
Delete Imported CAD > Purge Unused > Check None > Hit OK
this will delete the imported Families subcategory.
This works! Easy to find and do.
This works! Easy to find and do.
I found that if I go to one of my sheets that has a plan view / floor plan drawing on it > then select the lightbulb symbol Reveal Hidden Elements) on the View Control Bar on the bottom of the screen > then the imported CAD appears > then select the hidden CAD drawing & hit delete. This worked for me!
I found that if I go to one of my sheets that has a plan view / floor plan drawing on it > then select the lightbulb symbol Reveal Hidden Elements) on the View Control Bar on the bottom of the screen > then the imported CAD appears > then select the hidden CAD drawing & hit delete. This worked for me!
check to see if a copy of the cad file is hidden in a view and delete it.
check to see if a copy of the cad file is hidden in a view and delete it.
If the object is still in the file it will not show up in the purge dialog. check to see if a copy of the cad file is hidden in a view and delete it.
If the object is still in the file it will not show up in the purge dialog. check to see if a copy of the cad file is hidden in a view and delete it.
13 years later and this (Post #9) the easiest most accurate solution to the original questions, And yet people continue to miss it and post other questionable or less efficient suggestions:)
Thank you and have a great day...
13 years later and this (Post #9) the easiest most accurate solution to the original questions, And yet people continue to miss it and post other questionable or less efficient suggestions:)
Thank you and have a great day...
Hey,
where do i find 'RF tools Parameter Transformer' on Dynamo ? Have tried searching under packages and library - no luck
Hey,
where do i find 'RF tools Parameter Transformer' on Dynamo ? Have tried searching under packages and library - no luck
This routine worked for me, but only when I changed the Element type to "CADlinkType" instead of "ImportInstance".
This routine worked for me, but only when I changed the Element type to "CADlinkType" instead of "ImportInstance".
I'm late to this discussion but I was having this problem which is how I ended up here.
Some of mine were showing up in Purge Unused so I purged there but the other Imported Category files weren't. I don't think there's a guarantee where they'll be in the Purged Unused menu, as you can see below mine came up under a family that doesn't show in my Project Browser.
Then using PyRevit's Links tool to get a list of all the imported files with their ID's I was able to use the Revit's Select by ID to search for, select, then delete the other floater files in our drawings.
I'm late to this discussion but I was having this problem which is how I ended up here.
Some of mine were showing up in Purge Unused so I purged there but the other Imported Category files weren't. I don't think there's a guarantee where they'll be in the Purged Unused menu, as you can see below mine came up under a family that doesn't show in my Project Browser.
Then using PyRevit's Links tool to get a list of all the imported files with their ID's I was able to use the Revit's Select by ID to search for, select, then delete the other floater files in our drawings.
Great.. this will work
Great.. this will work
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