Is there a way to export 2D Floor plans from Revit to DWG format without having the Background Mask turned on? I use Navisworks for clash detection and add dwg floor plans to see grid lines and room names in Navisworks. When I export models from an architect's models I have to first open the exported dwg in AutoCAD and turn off then turn off the background mask. This takes time especially when working on multi level high rises. Is there an easier way to eliminate this step all together? Is there a setting in Revit to eliminate the background mask on text?
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Is there a way to export 2D Floor plans from Revit to DWG format without having the Background Mask turned on? I use Navisworks for clash detection and add dwg floor plans to see grid lines and room names in Navisworks. When I export models from an architect's models I have to first open the exported dwg in AutoCAD and turn off then turn off the background mask. This takes time especially when working on multi level high rises. Is there an easier way to eliminate this step all together? Is there a setting in Revit to eliminate the background mask on text?
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Hello, bspelbaug
Yes, there is a way to remove the background mask. You can either select the text you wish not to have the background mask or can set it when you create the text type. This can be done as follows:
Now when you export your AutoCAD drawings all the text you put on that text type won’t have as background mask applied.
Please note this doesn’t work for text that is embedded inside in placed families and you will need to go into those families to do the same process.
Hello, bspelbaug
Yes, there is a way to remove the background mask. You can either select the text you wish not to have the background mask or can set it when you create the text type. This can be done as follows:
Now when you export your AutoCAD drawings all the text you put on that text type won’t have as background mask applied.
Please note this doesn’t work for text that is embedded inside in placed families and you will need to go into those families to do the same process.
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