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Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 11:30:52 AM | Importing a 3d autoCAD model - preserve individual 3d elements in model

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Hey all,

 

I've drawn up a 3d model in autoCAD and I want to bring it into Revit to render it.  I've brought the model into Revit but Revit essentially makes the whole file one large block.  While the layers are still visible, when I click on one, the entire model is highlighted.  I've tried going to settings, object sytles, imported objects and assigning materials to my layers there, but when I render, none of the layer take to the material.  

Please help. I've attached my file.

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Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 11:42:10 AM | Importing a 3d autoCAD model - preserve individual 3d elements in model

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I didn't open your file BUT in the "Materials" check for materials name like "Render ###.###.###", then change those "###" by a material and render, watch what happen... then let me know....

 

 


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Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 11:55:59 AM | Importing a 3d autoCAD model - preserve individual 3d elements in model

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Ohh, I see them. I gotta run but i'll try that next. I have a feeling that's going to work.  Thanks, I'll let you know.

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Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 1:24:11 PM | Importing a 3d autoCAD model - preserve individual 3d elements in model

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Ohh, I see them. I gotta run but i'll try that next. I have a feeling that's going to work.  Thanks, I'll let you know.

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Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 1:24:57 PM | Importing a 3d autoCAD model - preserve individual 3d elements in model

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Worked! Thanks for your help.

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Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 1:29:11 PM | Importing a 3d autoCAD model - preserve individual 3d elements in model

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Your Welcome.... BTW, there are lots of thread about this same issue in the forum, try to learn to search here... if you look at the bottom of this page you will see similar threads....

 


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