Revit - Import CAD Walls
Learn how to import an AutoCAD floor plan into Revit and convert it into a 3D building model. In this beginner-friendly Revit tutorial, you'll learn the difference between Import CAD and Link CAD, how to clean up imported drawings, create walls using Pick Lines, and add storefront curtain walls.
This lesson is part of a project where you'll transform a 2D office reception floor plan into a 3D Revit model.
In this video, you'll learn:
• How to start a new Revit project using a commercial template
• The difference between Import CAD and Link CAD
• How to import an AutoCAD (.DWG) file into Revit
• How to manage CAD layers using Visibility Graphics (VG)
• How to hide doors and unnecessary drawing elements
• How to use Pick Lines to quickly create walls
• How to set wall height and wall location lines
• How to convert imported CAD lines into Revit walls
• How to create storefront curtain walls
• How to split walls and replace them with storefront systems
• How to view your model in 3D
This tutorial is perfect for:
✔ Interior Design students
✔ Architecture students
✔ Revit beginners
✔ BIM modeling students
✔ Anyone transitioning from AutoCAD to Revit
By the end of this tutorial, you'll have the walls and storefronts modeled for an office reception project and be ready to add doors and additional architectural elements.
Related Revit Topics:
Import AutoCAD into Revit
Revit CAD import tutorial
AutoCAD to Revit workflow
Revit walls tutorial
Revit Pick Lines tool
Revit storefront tutorial
Revit curtain walls
Revit commercial floor plan
Revit office design project
Revit beginner tutorial
Autodesk Revit for students
BIM modeling basics
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