Revit - Link a PDF

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By John Flanagan

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Introduction

Revit_-_Link_a_PDF_-_2.PNGRevit 2020 introduced the ability to link a PDF inside Revit. You will find the tool on the Insert tab.
The PDF will be imported as a 2D object in the current view only. You have to specify which page you want to import each time you select a PDF file. You can also specify a DPI import value.

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If the PDF contains vector lines, you can use the Enable Snap feature to interact with the lines using pick lines.

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Once the snaps are activated, you can use the “pick walls” tool to use the PDF as a reference to create new walls and other model elements. 

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Revit_-_Link_a_PDF_-_8.PNGGo to the Manage Images menu to reload, relink or make any change to your PDF link.
Note: You can't import a password-protected PDF file. Remove the password from the PDF file before you import it.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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