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    Washington State Stamp/Seal

    I am looking for a Washington state Arch and Engineering seal. Please if you have one can you share it.

    The Washington seal has a picture of George Washington on the seal. I am not sure on best practice for adding images to families. Any advice on this would be welcome as well.
    -Alex Cunningham
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    Don't know about Washington but here in Texas the TBAE (Board of Examiners) offers seals in various formats - jpg, dwg, pdf, eps, gif, bmp
    Rick Moore, AIA
    Barnes Gromatzky Kosarek Architects

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      #3
      Found this after a little seaching.
      Attached Files
      -Alex Cunningham

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        I have a rfa arch version I can probably post when I get to work tomorrow.....still recovering from RTC....not sure if our engineering folk have revit-ized their seals yet...
        Michael "MP" Patrick (Deceased - R.I.P)

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          Anything you are willing to share would be greatly appreciate. I would love to have native Revit stamps but I keep having issues with the "line too small" error.
          -Alex Cunningham

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            #6
            Originally posted by Alex Cunningham View Post
            Anything you are willing to share would be greatly appreciate. I would love to have native Revit stamps but I keep having issues with the "line too small" error.
            scale it up x 100, fix/create it, then scale it down 1/100
            I'm retired, if you don't like it, go around!

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              #7
              Originally posted by Dave Jones View Post
              scale it up x 100, fix/create it, then scale it down 1/100
              Wouldnt that still create line work that is smaller then 5/256th in the end?

              Also it is very time consuming to make text on a arc in Revit. Unless someone knows someting I dont...
              -Alex Cunningham

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                #8
                Originally posted by Alex Cunningham View Post
                Wouldnt that still create line work that is smaller then 5/256th in the end?

                Also it is very time consuming to make text on a arc in Revit. Unless someone knows someting I dont...
                I only know that when I run into the "line to small" error if I scale up the geometry Revit then allows me to get done what I need to do. Might have to scale it larger than x100, doesn't matter as long as Revit then allows you to create the line work. As to the text on an arc, reminds me of the trials and tribulations of doing same in AutoCAD in 1992, one letter at a time
                I'm retired, if you don't like it, go around!

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                  #9
                  Why not just create an image of the seal, and make an annotation family with the image? It could be a generic annotation or a titleblock family. A titleblock type of family will be better, since it will keep the same scale, and will prevent the family from being inserted in other views.
                  Freelance BIM Provider at Autodesk Services Marketplace | Linkedin

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                    Originally posted by Dave Jones View Post
                    reminds me of the trials and tribulations of doing same in AutoCAD in 1992, one letter at a time
                    Awe yes... I was 8 years old... I remember it clearly... (how old do you feel now) ;D

                    We have something in ACAD called express tools. Its a wonderful thing. One day Revit will have something like it i bet.
                    -Alex Cunningham

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