We're working on adding some additional framing to an existing site. Our client only sent us a Navis file of the existing structure. So in R-2018 I linked that Navis into Revit as a Coordination Model, and then built my Revit framing components around that.
It looks just fine in all my plans and elevations (and a little questionable in the isometrics, but that's for another post).
Sent off the prelim. pdfs, and all is good. But then they asked for CAD versions. Totally fine, i'll just export...
But. The linked Navis does not export to CAD with the rest of the view.
So now in the CAD version of the sheets, my framing is floating. And I guess they don't like that.
Do you know of a way to get the Navis coordination model to come along with the rest of the Revit view, when exporting to AutoCAD?
They want me to send it today. So if I can't get the navis to go through, i'll have to try to get the navis into cad and then back into revit, which comes in messy, or i'll have to model all this framing myself.
which is less than ideal, haha.
Thanks!
It looks just fine in all my plans and elevations (and a little questionable in the isometrics, but that's for another post).
Sent off the prelim. pdfs, and all is good. But then they asked for CAD versions. Totally fine, i'll just export...
But. The linked Navis does not export to CAD with the rest of the view.
So now in the CAD version of the sheets, my framing is floating. And I guess they don't like that.
Do you know of a way to get the Navis coordination model to come along with the rest of the Revit view, when exporting to AutoCAD?
They want me to send it today. So if I can't get the navis to go through, i'll have to try to get the navis into cad and then back into revit, which comes in messy, or i'll have to model all this framing myself.
which is less than ideal, haha.Thanks!