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Lines messed up when importing DWG

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jayme.neto
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Lines messed up when importing DWG

jayme.neto
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Hello guys.

 

I'm trying to import a DWG to Revit but it is coming with the lines messed up. Here some images to illustrate the problem.

 

Screenshot_1.jpgScreenshot_2.jpg

 

Two information that may be useful (I don't know)

- The original DWG was exported from a Revit model 

- The DWG drawing is entirely made of blocks

 

Does anyone know whats is going on?

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Lines messed up when importing DWG

Hello guys.

 

I'm trying to import a DWG to Revit but it is coming with the lines messed up. Here some images to illustrate the problem.

 

Screenshot_1.jpgScreenshot_2.jpg

 

Two information that may be useful (I don't know)

- The original DWG was exported from a Revit model 

- The DWG drawing is entirely made of blocks

 

Does anyone know whats is going on?

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Message 2 of 11
syman2000
in reply to: jayme.neto

syman2000
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Move the DWG to origin 0,0. If the drawing is 20KM away, your line will display jagged.

Check out my Revit youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/scourdx

Move the DWG to origin 0,0. If the drawing is 20KM away, your line will display jagged.

Check out my Revit youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/scourdx
Message 3 of 11
barthbradley
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barthbradley
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I'll bet the DWG is located far, far away from the Internal Origin.  

I'll bet the DWG is located far, far away from the Internal Origin.  

Message 4 of 11
jayme.neto
in reply to: barthbradley

jayme.neto
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Tks for the help!

 

Unfortunately, that's not the case. The DWG is near the origin and the building has less than 100 meters.

 

Screenshot_3.jpg

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Tks for the help!

 

Unfortunately, that's not the case. The DWG is near the origin and the building has less than 100 meters.

 

Screenshot_3.jpg

Message 5 of 11
syman2000
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upload the CAD file.

Check out my Revit youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/scourdx
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upload the CAD file.

Check out my Revit youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/user/scourdx
Message 6 of 11
barthbradley
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barthbradley
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I was talking about Revit's Internal Origin - not the WCS Origin in the DWG.  

 

...a.k.a. the Project Base Point Startup Location.

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I was talking about Revit's Internal Origin - not the WCS Origin in the DWG.  

 

...a.k.a. the Project Base Point Startup Location.

Message 7 of 11
ennujozlagam
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ennujozlagam
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you can try this, in autocad try the command overkill, flatten, ucs > world > plan and viewres > y> 20000 and purge and see if helps. thanks





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you can try this, in autocad try the command overkill, flatten, ucs > world > plan and viewres > y> 20000 and purge and see if helps. thanks





Remember : without the difficult times in your LIFE, you wouldn't be who you are today. Be grateful for the good and the bad. ANGER doesn't solve anything. It builds nothing, but it can destroy everything...
Please mark this response as "Accept as Solution" if it answers your question. Kudos gladly accepted.
Message 8 of 11
vancikv
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In my experience, this happens for one of two reasons:

1) The jagged lines come from a dwg that is indirectly linked, i.e. nested in another dwg which is actually linked in Revit.

2) Blocks - sometimes I just have to explode the blocks, or it won't behave. Not sure why, but I've seen blocks that have an internal origin very far away, even though all the geometry is in the project area, guess that can cause issues.

In my experience, this happens for one of two reasons:

1) The jagged lines come from a dwg that is indirectly linked, i.e. nested in another dwg which is actually linked in Revit.

2) Blocks - sometimes I just have to explode the blocks, or it won't behave. Not sure why, but I've seen blocks that have an internal origin very far away, even though all the geometry is in the project area, guess that can cause issues.

Message 9 of 11
moraruandrei29
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moraruandrei29
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Anyone figured this out? I have the same problem. The drawings are however close to the origin in Revit.

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Anyone figured this out? I have the same problem. The drawings are however close to the origin in Revit.

Message 10 of 11
jayme.neto
in reply to: vancikv

jayme.neto
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I exploded the blocks and this solved my problem. 👍
Tks
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I exploded the blocks and this solved my problem. 👍
Tks
Message 11 of 11

nermin_hadziomerovic
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I tried all this,methods, it seems that overkill is best solution... Thanks

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I tried all this,methods, it seems that overkill is best solution... Thanks

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