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    Revit <-> Cad: Linking and Import Failures

    Hey RevitForum, I'm back with another addition of 'what does this error mean?'

    I have a coworker who is able to import the same CAD into her Revit workspace. I am not able to get this done because of the following screenshotted errors. Also included is a screenshot of the very much developed CAD paper space and model space.



    Much appreciated, my Revit Sensei's.
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    Thats a common warning. Have you tried what the warning says and explode in cad? Next step could be copy/paste you lines to a new blank cad file. Also I recommend you don't insert cad into Revit, always link.
    There are no stupid questions, only stupid people

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      It's a Autodesk DWG verticals issue. Civil3D/MAP/Electrical/ .. Uncompatible with Revit (offcourse). Use other DWG software than AutoCAD for your Revit 'underwear'. It will be cheaper & you retain a licence left to use a other Autodesk product from the sub. package.

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