The right way to export from ArchiCad 21 to AutoCad

[@ahmedrafai]

بارك الله فيك وجزاك الله خيرا

[@Ben0002z]

yeah thanks but what if you want 12 floor plans 5 sections and 4 elevations all in one dwg file?

[@abdelrhmanali8577]

جزاك الله خير This was efficient and informative, right to the point.

[@EngDZ]

و جزاك خيرا اخي بارك الله فيك

[@ХуршидИбрагимов-ъ3х]

Hi, thanks for the video.

[@tesalonikatjipto7083]

Hi, thanks for the video. It works on my autocad yet I have another problem. When I try to plot my plan on autocad, the scale is 1=0.345 it won't fit to the normal scale like 1:200 or 1:100 (which is usually fit with the paper). Do you have any solution? Thank you

[@fineline111]

What about the line weights of the drawing?

[@cloesimon7480]

Do you know why the colors and the text appear different on the autocad exported (from the text and the colors in archicad) ?

[@rabiemimoune5284]

Mon probleme lors de la conversation vers autocad est : les styles de textes archicad ne correspond pas a ceux d’autocad, que je doit les changer presque tous. Y’a t il une solution ?? Merci

[@camilanunesferreiraruvieri8326]

Thanks for the tip. Really helpfull!

[@oliviahenry704]

Is same case with feet and inches?

[@EngDZ]

yes you will find it in the same case

[@oliviahenry704]

Engineer DZ-tutorial still dimensions distirbes i followed all steps

[@maler771]

it only let me use special built in translator

[@abdirizakAfyare]

thanks alot

[@Alex_Eicher]

Why the hell i should export this from ArchiCAD to AutoCad?

[@EngDZ]

Hi Maybe.sometimes we need to make some modification with AutoCAD (for me i like to use autoCAD in 2d)

[@parix85]

Or you want to give your drawings to some engineers that need to work on it

[@EDub513]

@@parix85 This is always the reason I need to export or save as a dwg file. Those darn engineers.

[@kawalsingh3929]

How can I change drawing to BIM ? , please make one video on it

[@rafaelcastelan497]

muchas gracias!

[@EngDZ]

De ningún modo

[@LouLou-df3lq]

Thnx youu

[@ezazfatemi6474]

Thank you

[@EngDZ]

you are welcome

[@YucelSelahattin]

Hello, Thanks for the videos. I would like to share my practices about exporting dwg from Archicad and have some questions to you with your permission . 1- At first, I wonder what's the difference with exporting file from "publisher" and directly "save as" from layout master. Why and when we need to use publisher instead of quickly make "save as". 2- I don't need to make "explode" while exporting just one file from "project map" or "view map" (for example ground floor plan). But if I export file from layout, Drawings export as block and I need to explode all of them one by one. Do you also experience this problem? Besides, I can't find any way to show objects as blocks after exporting dwg and open them at autocad. Again, if I export just single drawing from view map with using "save as" function, it's ok. But when I export multiple drawings from "layout", I need to explode drawings first and after exploding them, objects shown as separate lines, not as blocks. 3- Autocad files are too heavy even I work on just a small house projects that includes 3 plans 4 elevations 3 sections etc. I believe that I set up all things correctly from dwg translation on archicad. For example, "save zones as stamp only", "save layout to model space". I also close the layers of trees on plans and add 2d objects instead. But I could never solve this issue brother. I hope I could explain myself :) I look forward to your reply. All the best.