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[Erikilrosso]

Hello.
I don't think I've seen any discussion about this:
- I received a pdf table of a prgc, which would serve me to define the shape of some properties to develop then in 3d, I would like to know if it is possible to "open" the table in revit and how.
Thank you.

 

[render54]

No.
there are also free programs that convert pdf to dwg
in the office I had a printer on files that printed me in tif and then I imported them as image
"microsoft office document image writer"
I attach a printed tif png from pdf

 

[Erikilrosso]

Thank you.
However, it's a big problem, I'll see if I can get one of the programs you're talking about.

 

[render54]

if you print the table and take it to the copisteria
you do it with a0 scanner a bitmap file
I don't think they want us + a dozen heur

 

[render54]

if it is a prgc scanning will not be a big area
can you print the affected area in various a4 and then scan them (scansarli? scan them? )
you will have bitmap files
you load in revit the various files overlapping them and you work on it

 

[Tristan]

in my opinion it would be enough to take the pdf and convert it to tiff or any other supported image format. estimated time in ps: 5 seconds
Then you take the raster and you care about it in revit

 

[render54]

"In my opinion it would be enough to take the pdf and convert it to tiff "
Let's also say how to do it
I use microsoft office document image writer
definitely there are other free programs

 

[Geoska]

I use a free program to convert pdf into any kind of image, I don't know if I can put the link, so google this - pdf-xchange viewer - and the first of the list, I find it very useful as a program.... .

 

[Tristan]

"In my opinion it would be enough to take the pdf and convert it to tiff "
Let's also say how to do it

Forgive me...ps is the abbreviation of photoshop, so I meant basically this:

1. apri il pdf in photoshop
2. "Save with name" in image format

 

[render54]

as of corel use only photo paint that does not matter pdf, I came to look in corel draw,
he imports them pdf, so also from here you can then export to bitmap format

 

[render54]

I downloaded and tried "pdf-xchange viewer"
I found it very interesting in exporting to bitmap:finger files:

 

[maxopus]

you can use inkscape for conversion, it is open source and therefore free.
you can also convert pdf to dwg (always that pdf is the product of a vector print and not a scan).

 

[render54]

Let's try it now!

 

[Erikilrosso]

thanks for the information.
I thought well to print the pdf and scan it and then import it as an image.
I don't tell you to find the right ladder.... ! ! !
Anyway it works.
Hi.

 

[render54]

thanks for the information.

I don't tell you to find the right ladder.... ! ! !

if not listed but know some measures (better if total)
with the revit scale command is a moment
you had not studied enough!:biggrin:

 

[Erikilrosso]

from an image of a 10,000 aerophoto?
Yeah, maybe I didn't study enough.
bye

 

[Erikilrosso]

p.s. the table of the prgc is not in scale being a reduction contained in a report.