If you are using AutoSurf or AutoCAD Designer, use the AutoCAD command 3DSOUT to export mechanical models to 3ds Max.You can also explode the mechanical models and then import the resulting file. AutoCAD 2008 Service Pack 1, 32-bit (EN/CZ/DE.
No possibility to upgrade at this time, so any suggested solutions that work with these versions would be very helpful. 3DSOUT utility for AutoCAD 2009/2008/2007 family (3dsout command replacement, 32-bit) 207kB. I'm using AutoCAD 2008 and Revit Architecture 2009. BURST allows you to explode a block/object without losing any of its attributes. Not being familiar at all with 3D objects in AutoCAD, how can I make this work? There is a command in AutoCAD 2005 - 3ds out - What is the equivalent in newer versions of AutoCAD BURST. It was supposed to convert the 3D objects to solid geometry. I tried using 3DSOUT in AutoCAD, then starting a new AutoCAD drawing and then importing the 3DS file (based on advice found in another thread) īut the import didn't bring in any geometry. To import them, use AutoCAD to convert them into polymesh objects and reimport." The result is pretty good, except that there are portions of the DWG file that are missing, which I assume are the problem objects from the DWG file.
After several moments the 3D geometry is imported, but I get a warning saying "Some ACIS objects could not be imported. I select "link" in the Import/Link CAD Formats dialogue box, and leave the rest of the options at their default settings. What I've tried so far, that seems to work best, is to start in Revit, go to File > Import/Link > CAD Formats, then select the DWG file. The consultant we're working with draws all the conveyor systems as 3D objects in AutoCAD. I need to link (or import) some complex conveyor belt systems into my Revit Architecture model.
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