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I have a problem exporting the facades of my project, Revit doesnt give me scaled images. I adjusted all the facades to be 1/200, I,m attaching the files.
I tried also to print them to pdf, the problem is that I need all the stuff to put it into a Photoshop file. When I put it into photoshop they became bigger.
In autocad for example, I can print (making PDF) a drawing to a A2 or A3 paper and after that I transfer it to photoshop and 0 Problems.
I tried also to print them to pdf, the problem is that I need all the stuff to put it into a Photoshop file. When I put it into photoshop they became bigger.
In autocad for example, I can print (making PDF) a drawing to a A2 or A3 paper and after that I transfer it to photoshop and 0 Problems.
You just stated a solution.
Rob
Drafting is a breeze and Revit doesn't always work the way you think it should.
If you want paper size then place the view in a sheet of the paper size you want, A3 or A2 or whatever, then print the sheet to PDF at 100%. Open the pdf in Photoshop and it is the size it is.
With that said, if you have Photoshop then you can export the view directly to a image format, choose the resolution of your choice, then resize resample it in photoshop.
