String fullTitle = 'Revit question';
int postNumber = 975628;
String image = '1708880057881707.png';
String date = '02/25/24(Sun)11:54:17';
String comment = 'redditors are niggers and removed my post without explanation so here I am
how do I do it, bros?';
'This is a highly niche question that is unlikely to get help, but I wanted you to know I saw your thread and honestly tried to look up the answer.
You're not alone. You're real. We're real.';
'>>975628
You deserve to get no real answers';
'>>975665
thanks, anon
>>975667';
'>>975628
I'm confused at this question. Can you be a little more specific? I think I can help.';
'I got you bro, open up a 3D view in Revit. Go to Insert tab then Link CAD, a file view will pop up see attached image, then in the place at box select your level and hopefully it will show up, sometimes you need to fuck around with positioning type and manually drop it somewhere, sometimes you gotta change the import units cause idk. Use the align tool, AL on keyboard to line that shit up.
Fuck Reddit';
'>>976469
Also change layers and levels if you need to hide shit that's been hidden in the CAD.';
'>>975628
Go into autocad and wblock all levels as individual dwg files. Move all the object to 0,0.
Go into a revit floor plan view and link cad (not insert cad) each dwg file to their respective level. position origin to internal origin and deselect correct lines that are slightly off axis. make sure your project base point isn't in the stratosphere.';
'>>975628
You didn't ask copilot for help but instead waited for hours on /3/ of all places for some anon to help you? Lmao. Asking questions without showing you even tried tells a lot about you as a person.';
}