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hi all,
how to use the common autocad fonts, I cannot select them in the font type pulldown menu?
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i don't think you can use .shx fonts (Autocad Fonts) in Revit, unless you can re-create it as a windows systems font and load it
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Revit uses standard Windows TTF just like any other Windows program.
There are plenty of places to get freeware fonts or purchase them like www.fonts.com and of course www.adobe.com
I simply use the standard Windows fonts as I know everyone else has them.
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and while we're on this topic, what is the name of the font that looks like hand-printing?
Thanks!
JOHN
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in Autocad the most common one is archstyl.shx
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There are hundreds of them out there. Here are a few:
http://www.fonts.com/findfonts/mondosearchresults.htm?st=12&kid=architect
Of course Windows has "City Blueprint"
The biggest thing to watch for is that you get a comprehensive font family with all the font flavors like bold and narrow.
There are even services out there that will make a font based on your own custom lettering.
Tom
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