DWG looks different in Revit than in autocad

[Anonymous]

I'm importing a dwg into revit, and it looks like som of the lines have moved on the wheels. 

When opening the dwg in AutoCad, nothing is wrong with it.

How do I delete those lines.

what's known: lines are on same layer as the rest, and the lines are correctly placed in Autocad.

(See picture for reference)

tbh I didn't know whether to put it here or autocad forum, so show mercy.

[Anonymous]

Apperntly picture is not working so here it is again

[barthbradley]

Those blue lines are Sheet Grid Lines. 

...If you are referring to DWG Linework, and that Linework in on a Layer, you can turn off those Layers in Revit.  

[Anonymous]

Sorry for not explaining further. I'm talking about the small cirkels that look like they are popping out of the wheel.

I ended up trying to delete different lines on the wheel and at some point found the right ones.

[TripleM-Dev.net · Accepted solution]

Hi,

Post the dwg file, maybe it's a element in the dwg that's just not visible or has invisible edges like a 3Dface.

When linked into revit it's border will become visible.

- Michel

[s.borello]

Try linking the CAD file with only visible layers. 

[syman2000 · Accepted solution]

I assume you talking about this? AutoCAD have a command called SPLFRAME and set it 1. It will unhide all hidden 3d invisible edge. Use that and then delete those object.