Hi everyone, I made a generic model component. The elements of the component are in different subcategories and different materials(different surface patterns). I found the suface patterns(hatch in CAD) are not in same layer of the outlines after it is exported to CAD, it seems that the layers of surface patterns are shifted. Is it a bug or I made some mistakes? Thank you.
What Standard are you using? AIA is what your RVT's default is when I open it. I don't see any issues with the hatches after I export Elevation and open it in AutoCAD.
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Sorry for replying late, I changed default exporting set, perhaps I have not saved properly. Here is my setting in attached picture. I try to export a generic componet which has some elements in different subcategories, then export to DWG in different layers. The result seems that the elements themselves are in right layers, but the material patterns(hatch) are in wrong layers.
