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So I'm wanting to take my CAD details & prepare them to easily convert them to Revit Line Styles. I've looked all over the forum to make sense of things, but I need someone to speak to me like a 5yr old. Don't mind if you just post links to other solutions.
So I want to to find a Lisp (or whatever is efficient & effective) that can create Layers by the Layer's "Color & Linetype" associated either ByLayer or ByEntity, so where "color Red=1" & so on then including the Linetype would create layers called "1 Dashed", 1 Solid", etc... & associate those lines to them....a Lisp that will look at all the Layers drawn within the file automatically & create New Layers & associate each line based on those parameters. Maybe 2 or more Lisp will be needed for this method for converting those that are ByLayer then those by ByEntity & or then by Linetypes?
Since Revit uses "Styles" or I have mine based on Purpose use like Site Boundary, Hidden, Overhead, Beyond, etc..but for the details when not Component based, then AIA/NCS Layer Styles of Thin, Medium, Wide, etc..which I then convert (in the rare cases of Lulls between Project Stages) line based to component based Revit details to make it intelligent for adapting to data changes in documenting for project specific purposes.
This way a "1 Dashed" may either represent an Overhead or Flashing I can run a utility that will automatically with my choosing specify to switch the Style "1 Dashed" be now called either Hidden or Overhead for example. Or if time is of the essence I can update the "Style" (CAD Layers Exploded in Revit into Line Styles) to have a particular "Pen Weight" & "Linetype" assigned to those Styles.
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