revit - dubbi e problemi per esportare in dwg

[carlom82]

Hello everyone,
I am a semi-neophyte of revit and I still can't understand some mechanisms that I hope you can explain to me. . .
- the biggest "problem" consists in creating dozens and dozens of blocks all identical with progressive names.for example in revit I have a type of door that exporting to autocad becomes a block. the antipathic thing is that the same door repeated 30 times in a plane creates me 30 different blocks making it practically impossible to change. Is there a way to create a single block?
- for the shadows I have already understood that revit does not export them in vector format but I would like to understand if the colored retini that I see in the brochures I can find them somehow in autocad...otherments I can do as it suggested a user that print in jpg format both colors and shadows and then place the jpg behind the design...macchinoso but effective. . .

I know that I could avoid these two problems by directly setting the tables in revit but I still can't produce a model that is 100% correct and many small size changes I have to do with autocad...I don't think that in revit there is the possibility to correct "hand" of the lines in the layouts. .

Thank you for the answers!
Hello everyone!! !

 

[Tristan]

- the biggest "problem" consists in creating dozens and dozens of blocks all identical with progressive names.for example in revit I have a type of door that exporting to autocad becomes a block. the antipathic thing is that the same door repeated 30 times in a plane creates me 30 different blocks making it practically impossible to change. Is there a way to create a single block?

I fear say no.

- for the shadows I have already understood that revit does not export them in vector format but I would like to understand if the colored retini that I see in the brochures I can find them somehow in autocad...otherments I can do as it suggested a user that print in jpg format both colors and shadows and then place the jpg behind the design...macchinoso but effective. . .

Colored retinas? What do you mean? If you talk about shading then nothing to do.

...I do not think that in revit there is the possibility to correct "hand" lines in the layouts.. .

You're wrong. ..depends on the extent of the modification but the "hand-sharing" are also possible in revit, although it is not advisable to use them

 

[carlom82]

Colored retinas? What do you mean? If you talk about shading then nothing to do.

I did not want to say the shading but if for example of a prospect I assigned different materials in revit I can see with the shaded display (shaded) these colors in the prospectus... is there a way to be able to have in autocad those colors type with a retino?

You're wrong. ..depends on the extent of the modification but the "hand-sharing" are also possible in revit, although it is not advisable to use them

How do you make these corrections? Thank you!

 

[Tristan]

Is there a way to be able to autocad those colors like with a retino?

No.

How do you make these corrections? Thank you!

depends on the type of correction. There's no magic button "hand-drawn". generally do with lines and lines or detail components settings

 

[carlom82]

ok thanks tristan, I will see to solve cn the method coleman :smile: