CAD tip # 4975:

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Thick lines in DWG imported into Revit.

If the AutoCAD drawing you have imported to Revit displays with too thick lines, check the line thickness settings and the overall scale (units) - your imported scene may be too small.

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21.4.2006 15272×

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