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Metric Tutorials - Autodesk

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Exporting Revit<br />

Structure Files<br />

Your <strong>Autodesk</strong> Revit Structure 2009 project can be exported into several different AutoCAD formats. In this tutorial, you<br />

learn how to export your project into both 2D and 3D formats for improved coordination with architects and engineers.<br />

You can export a 2D view (plan, elevation, section, etc.), sheet, or schedule into AutoCAD, or you can export a 3D view<br />

directly into AutoCAD Architecture. You can also export the project drawing sheets and import them as 2D images.<br />

Exporting CAD Formats<br />

In this lesson, you begin by exporting a 3D view of the structural model as a DWG format and importing<br />

the file into AutoCAD Architecture 2007. Revit Structure, maintains the properties of all structural elements<br />

as true AutoCAD Architecture objects. You then select a 2D structural plan view and export the file as a<br />

DWG format, which is imported into AutoCAD 2007. Finally, you export sheets from the project and import<br />

them into AutoCAD 2007 or AutoCAD Architecture 2007 as 2D images.<br />

Exporting the 3D Model to AutoCAD Architecture 2007<br />

Training File<br />

■ Click File menu ➤ Open.<br />

■ In the left pane of the Open dialog, click Training Files, and open <strong>Metric</strong>\m_RST_Export.rvt.<br />

Export CAD formats<br />

1 In the Project Browser, expand 3D Views, and double-click 3D - Atrium.<br />

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