Multi Language documents

[Anonymous]

I have a client requesting project documentation in two languages.  Multiple languages are now becoming a standard practice for client reviews and approvals.  We are using Revit base platforms (Arch, Structural, and MEP) for all disciplines.  Is there an English translation into other languages? 

[Anonymous]

I have a client requesting project documentation in two languages.  Multiple languages are now becoming a standard practice for client reviews and approvals.  We are using Revit base platforms (Arch, Structural, and MEP) for all disciplines.  Is there an English translation into other languages? 

[ryan.duell · Accepted solution]

Unfortunately there is no built-in approach within the application to achieve this; it would need to be manually translated \ pasted into Revit.  This has been requested at a few resources which I have included below:

http://www.revitforum.org/showthread.php/962-All-Verticals-Translate-all-Revit-Text-or-labels-in-the...projects

There are some third-party solutions, one of which I have included a link for from IMAGINiT:

http://store.imaginit.com/%2FIMAGINiT-Utilities-for-Revit-2012-StandAlone-P19.aspx

Thank you,

[ryan.duell · Accepted solution]

Unfortunately there is no built-in approach within the application to achieve this; it would need to be manually translated \ pasted into Revit.  This has been requested at a few resources which I have included below:

http://www.revitforum.org/showthread.php/962-All-Verticals-Translate-all-Revit-Text-or-labels-in-the...projects

There are some third-party solutions, one of which I have included a link for from IMAGINiT:

http://store.imaginit.com/%2FIMAGINiT-Utilities-for-Revit-2012-StandAlone-P19.aspx

Thank you,

[Anonymous]

Thanks for your response. 

[Anonymous]

Thanks for your response. 

[Alfredo_Medina]

Language translation of technical documents should be made by a translator, a human, not by an automatic machine-translator such as Google. The idea of Google Translate is to give you a quick and rough idea of the context of something that you found on the internet, but do not ever, ever, think of using that to translate a serious document that you are going to present to others, such as the technical information contained in an architectural or engineering project. I would not mark the above response as a solution.

[Alfredo_Medina]

Language translation of technical documents should be made by a translator, a human, not by an automatic machine-translator such as Google. The idea of Google Translate is to give you a quick and rough idea of the context of something that you found on the internet, but do not ever, ever, think of using that to translate a serious document that you are going to present to others, such as the technical information contained in an architectural or engineering project. I would not mark the above response as a solution.