3. In the Export CAD Formats dialog box, on the
In the Export CAD Formats dialog box:
View/Sheet Set tab:
■ Select <In Session View/Sheet Set> from the
Export list.
■ Select Views in the Model from Show in
List.
■ Select the check box for the Structural Plan:
SECOND FLR. to add it to the set.
■ Ensure that check box for the Structural
Plan: FIRST FLR. is selected.
Note: You can double-click on a view name to
display a preview of the selected view.
4. On the DWG Properties tab, click […] to specify
the standard to be used for mapping Revit
elements to corresponding AutoCAD layers.
5. In the Export Layers dialog box, click Standard.
6. In the Undefined Layering Standard dialog box,
click ISO Standard 13567 (ISO 13567).
7. Click OK to close the Export Layers dialog box.
8. Click Export to specify the name and path for
saving the DWG file.
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9.
■ Select Desktop from the Save In list.
■ Ensure that AutoCAD 2010 DWG Files
(*.dwg) is selected from the Files of Type
list.
Note: If you have AutoCAD installed on your
system and want to verify the export, use the
DWG version appropriate for your setup.
■ Select Automatic - Short from the Naming
list.
■ Ensure that the Xref Views on Sheets check
box is clear.
■ Click Export. A warning message is
displayed stating that the exported
wireframe views may contain overlaid lines.
10. In the Exporting Wireframe Views dialog box,
click Yes, Export the Wireframe View.
After the export process is complete, you
find four new files on the desktop, Structural
Plan - FIRST FLR-.dwg, Structural Plan - FIRST
FLR-.pcp, Structural Plan - SECOND FLR-.dwg,
and Structural Plan - SECOND FLR-.pcp.
The DWG files are the exported first and second
floor plan views, and the corresponding PCP
files are AutoCAD legacy plotter control files
that contain the exported line colors and line
weights.
11. If you have AutoCAD installed, open the DWG
files.
12. Close the files without saving changes.