export shadings from revit to dwg

[Delphine]

Hello, everyone!

help!
after searching for various solutions, I ask you my question:
by making shady sections in revit (2009), is there a possibility to export them just as they are in autocad?
I tried, but in autocad you can see only the enclosure (in blue). . .

Thank you!

 

[gilli]

No.
ciao.

 

[Delphine]

So what can I do?
Thank you!

 

[gilli]

Why do you need a carcad? ? ?

 

[Delphine]

is a project in university-
me and my company made plants in autocad, then turned into revit for rendering, and the delivery tables are made in autocad.
So, from revit I should export them to autocad, and as they are in 2d I thought it was easy.

 

[gilli]

I'm sorry, but don't you introduce paperwork for the university? ? ?

 

[Delphine]

in fact, we prepare the tables for the press, only that we do everything in autocad...

 

[gilli]

from what I have understood, you have made the renders in revit, so you have created all the model, why now you want to return to autocad, when you can quietly do everything as revit?? ? ?

 

[Delphine]

long to explain, but let's say in short that we divided the work so that my partner does the tables, and she only works with autocad.

 

[gilli]

Your doamda was:
"making shadowed sections in revit (2009), is there a possibility to export them just as they are in autocad? "
my answer was no, because unfortunately the shaded views, are not recognized during the exposure to dwg-dxf etc.

doing everything in revit, it would have been enough to engage and print.

Usually you save the files as .pdf and then you bring in print.
Bye.