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I am starting a project that required we use the National CAD standard lineweights, text...etc... Does anyone know if Revit comes with these line weights or where I can find them? My office does not own the latest version of the CAD standards. Thanks!
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I don't believe there is a national cad standard for BIM products - just CAD, but you might find something on-line. If you have to produce a set of CAD drawings from your model, then you could use the standards. You will probably have to buy their book. If you read how their standards work with BIM at http://www.buildingsmartalliance.org/index.php/ncs you will see that they are way behind in establishing any standards for BIM. They still only address CAD output.
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