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Joined: Wed, Jan 14, 2009
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Hi everyone,
having trouble in importing cad file. im currently using revit 2009. kindly check the attached photo. and one more problem i encounter is that when i successfully import a cad file, too many lines get jumbled around. additional lines appear somewhere, some are lost... why is it so?
thanks.
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Revit 2009... long time... In CAD "clean" that file, delete hatches, dim., texts, explode polylines and blocks then "PURGE" the file.
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