
Rendering Mode: Select a rendering mode for the exported file. By default, the lighting scheme of the source file is used. Lighting Scheme: Select a lighting scheme to use in the exported file. Use Section Box: Enable to export only what is contained within the sectioned box.Įxport Properties: Enable to export object and material metadata.Įxport Poly Lines: Enable to export poly lines used to represent elevation.Įxport Linked Models: Enable to allow 3D exports to include model data from linked projects. Portrait/Landscape: Select the desired page orientation. Width and Height: Only available when is selected as the Page Size. Page Size: Select one of the predefine page sizes, or select to define custom width and height.
#CONVERT PDF TO DWG USING BLUEBEAM PDF#
To edit the 3D Settings used to create 3D PDFs, select 3D PDF Settings from the 3D menu.Īdd Views: Select the views to be included in the export. To configure the settings used to create 3D PDFs, select 3D PDF Settings from the 3D menu. U3D files can be imported into Revu and other applications. Note that you can also create a U3D file from this menu if desired. To do so, select Create 3D PDF from the 3D menu in the Bluebeam ribbon. The Bluebeam plug-in can also create 3D PDFs. Click Change Settings, customise the conversion settings, then click Create File.If your material colours are not appearing as shown in Revit, you can edit or turn off the Phasing Graphic Overrides in Revit by going to Manage Tab > Phasing > Graphic Overrides. Note: The Bluebeam Plug-in does not support Phasing Graphic Overrides in the native model or linked models. pdf file extension and will be stored in the same directory as the Revit Project file. Otherwise, the file will be named after the CAD file with the. A PDF file will be created and, depending upon the configuration, a prompt for the PDF filename will be displayed. This option will scan the current Revit settings for the drawing setup, including page size. Click Create PDF in the Bluebeam ribbon which is accessed form the Add-Ins Ribbon tab.


There are two ways to create a 2D PDF drawing using the Bluebeam Revu Revit plug-in: Method 1 - 2D PDFs:
