The link or import can be in any type of view. The “Convert DWG to Lines” macro prompts you to select a linked or imported DWG file. Who wants to manually trace lines when you can have Revit do it for you? However, this time I was determined to figure out a way to automate the process.
I had to manually redraw the details, using the linked CAD file as an underlay. A few days later, I had a clean set of Revit details.Īt that time, I didn’t have a way to automate this process. With this in mind, I choose option 3 and thus began several days of tracing line after line after line. I didn’t want to clutter up my Revit files with lots of extra line and text styles and I didn’t want to manage a whole lot of links.
Since these details were going to become office standard details, I needed them to be really clean.
Trace the linked details in Revit using this method. Link the details into a Revit Drafting View and change the visibility and line styles of the elements. Import the details into a Revit Drafting View, explode them and convert the elements to Revit line styles. The details were drawn in AutoCAD so I had a few options: I also had to convert these standard details to Revit. I created new wall types to match their standard wall type details. The template containing the necessary settings for a quick start of work when performing the working documentation of the sections of steel structures and RC structures is available for engineers with initial level of Revit competency.Can you really save three days of work with one Revit Macro? Here’s how I did it using a Revit macro to automatically convert DWG details to Revit lines.Ī while back, I was working with a client to convert some of their office standard wall types to Revit. The principle of work with the families is the same as the principle of setting cross sections in LIRA-SAPR. Supplied families are adapted to work in different templates, such as a popular template version 2017 from Autodesk Community Russia. Catalogs of standard sizes of the supplied families that contain rolled sections are created on the basis of LIRA-SAPR assortment base. Among them there are sections of reinforced concrete structures, metal rolled profiles, built-up sections of rolled and sheet profiles, and composite RC and steel sections. When installing LIRA-SAPR, new, specially designed families of beams and columns Revit, corresponding to the most common cross sections of LIRA-SAPR are supplied. Meshes with different FE stepįor exact mutual correspondence of Revit and LIRA-SAPR cross sections, a ready-to-use comparison table is used, which can be supplemented by an user for non-standard sections. Triangulation settings for selected elements. Loads may be oriented in the project coordinate system, in your own working plane, and in the local coordinate system of the element to which the load is applied.įig.2. coordinates and topology of analytical model elements Ĭoncentrated, uniformly and non-uniformly distributed loads on bars and plates are transferred from Revit. The following data is transferred from the Revit analytical model to LIRA-SAPR: a set of tools for graphical visualization and reinforcement control, which is well known for LIRA-SAPR users, but functions in Revit environment.Ĭreation and transfer of analytical model from Revit to LIRA-SAPR. transfer of selected reinforcement from LIRA-SAPR to Revit for design of reinforced concrete bearing slabs, walls, columns and beams. transfer of analytical model from Revit to LIRA-SAPR for performing strength analysis. a set of families and tools for creating an analytical model in Revit, as close as possible to the analytical scheme of LIRA-SAPR. Within the framework of building information modeling (BIM) concept, two-way integration of Autodesk Revit - LIRA-SAPR - Autodesk Revit is implemented.
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