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Cadmapper to Revit - Autodesk Community
July 13, 2017 - Revit 2017 - How to Bring Cadmapper into Revit and convert to Topography
Imaginit
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CADMAPPER for Revit Site Context
September 30, 2025 - For Revit users with the AEC Collection, sometimes available topographic data from an engineer is too cost prohibitive, or just not available yet for a project. That’s where a great website comes in called www.cadmapper.com With cadmapper, you can generate free CAD files of up to 1km2 containing the project’s topo data to use for Revit.
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How to use CADMapper to Create Revit Topography — Rascoh Studio
December 26, 2022 - Here’s the fastest way to create an accurate 3D site model in Revit, using CADMapper and AutoCAD.
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How to create Revit toposurface, buildings and roads for any location on earth using CadMapper
March 8, 2020 - 3.1 Go to the Massing and Site tab and click on “Toposurface”. Click on “Create from Import” and then click on “Select Import Instance” and select the imported CadMapper file.
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Worldwide map files for any design program | CADMAPPER
Cadmapper lets anyone create 3D CAD files of any area in the world within minutes.
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CADMapper Straight to Revit | How to Create Topography | Revit Tutorial | Tips and Tricks - YouTube
In this video, I will show you how to create topography using CADMapper and importing it straight to Revithttps://cadmapper.com/Please SUBSCRIBE and LIKE the...
Published July 25, 2020
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Topography for any Site with CADmapper - Revit Tutorial - YouTube
Complete Course on Site Design in Revit: https://balkanarchitect.com/p/site-design-in-revit-course Project files: https://www.patreon.com/balkanarchitect Sub...
Published February 20, 2020 Views 63K
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Create a Revit Site Model by Linking CADMapper - YouTube
Here's how CAD Linking makes it FAST and EASY to create detailed site models in Revit Architecture, using CADMapper information.CADMapper Tutorials, located ...
Published October 27, 2019 Views 11K
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Site Simulation in Revit-CADMapper to Revit - TATBIM Official Website
June 16, 2021 - 🔰Cadmapper is a great tool to simulate your site in the first design stages; this video will describe the workflow between #CADMapper and #Revit to simulate any place in your projects.-Site Simulation in Revit-CADMapper to Revit
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Create a Revit Site Model by Linking CADMapper — Rascoh Studio
January 26, 2023 - Tutorial #1: Create a 3D Site Plan Using CADMapper and AutoCAD · Tutorial #2: How to Create Revit Topography from a CADMapper File in 3 Minutes
Reddit
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r/Revit on Reddit: Rendering topology from CAD import
July 26, 2018 -
Hello, I am trying to render my site model in Revit, however the roads alone are not showing on the render.
I used CADMapper to get the local area into AutoCAD. I then split up the topology, buildings, and roads into separate layers. I then linked them directly into Revit. When I go to render the model, the buildings and topology display fine, however the roads do not. I do not mind them showing in the render as just outlines, I just need to show generally where they are.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Link to image showing Revit model: https://ibb.co/Sdn1sFb
Link to image showing render without road outlines: https://ibb.co/VgfKF0C
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Topography for any Site with CADmapper - Revit Tutorial
June 30, 2020 - When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. Touch device users, explore by touch or with swipe gestures. ... Complete Course on Site Design in Revit: https://balkanarchitect.com/p/site-design-in-revit-courseProject files: https://www.patreon.com/balkanarchitectSubsc...
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r/Revit on Reddit: Site modelling
December 22, 2019 -
Hi, i've been watching a lot of videos about the cadmapper and OSM workflows to make sites in revit really fast, i know how to do the topography and also now how to place the buildings, etc.
My problem is with the roads and sidewalks that in order to make the subregion i have to select each line at a time.
Is there any software or way to make streets quickly in revit?
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Nope. Not that I know of. If your subregions are hardscaping (roads/footpaths) that are existing, you can use the AutoCAD DWG that as imported into Revit (and probably provided by Surveyor or if proposed probably provided by the Civil Engineer or Landscape Architect). This may be another imported type file but AutoCAD DWGs in 3D format are most popular. You can pick the lines in them using the Revit pick tool and using the tab button you can pick all the lines that are connected to that line in the DWG. The downside is that DWG source file can often have multiple lines connected together to form what in overview can simply be done in a single line or curve. So what you may have to do is pick those lines using the pick tool, then go through and replace the lines with a single line or curve. I always say if the subregions are for context only ( and aren't going to be built) then if they are marginally incorrect then its not going to matter. Another time saver is when you have subregions that sit directly alongside one another like a road and a sidewalk/footpath. Once you have done the line work for the subregion perimeter of the road for example, then copy the lines and finish the subregion. Then create a new subregion for the footpath and immediately paste those copied lines into the same place. Delete the ones you don't want, determine what the width of the footpath is and offset the lines you kept. This copy/paste linework is a huge timesaver and avoids overlapping subregions which can be right bastard.
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Can you share links to the cadmapper and OSM videos?
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Chapter 9. Create a site – Tutorials of Visual Graphic Communication Programs for Interior Design
January 5, 2021 - This book is for the beginning level of both architecture and interior design students who learn computer graphic communication software. The author developed multiple tutorials to teach three computer graphic applications, AutoCAD, Revit, and ...
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View Range topography Cadmapper - Revit Forum
Hey everyone, So I´m having some problems with Revit View Range. I imported the topography from Cadmapper and when I go to a higher view I can't see all the entrances that I marked with doors from the lower levels. Another issue is that the topography at it level is cut and I can´t see ...
Reddit
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r/architecturestudent on Reddit: How do I make a diagram like this ?
June 16, 2023 -
Hi guys, I am working on site analysis and saw a diagram like this that I really like the style of, how would I go about making it? Would I use a clipping mask on photoshop or ? I’m not sure how to go about it.
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You could work on different layers on Photoshop. Prioritise from bottom to top. Black and White of builidngs first then trees, working area, etc. It could be done easily. If you have too many things to show on one diagram, do it in axonometric. You can easily export drawing in 3D perspective in Autocad. Then same steps then just move the later higher to separate them. I hope I was clear
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If you are asking specifically about the circle, clipping mask is the way. I'd make the building outlines, however you have them. Duplicate that layer, and make them a fill. This fill layer should be on top. Then make a clipping mask, shaped like you want, and apply it to the fill layer. Clipping masks are super useful, because they dont delete anything. You would be able to play with the size and shape of the highlight. As for the rest of it, looks like simple illustrator work to me.
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How to use CADMapper to Create Revit Topography
October 6, 2019 - Here’s the fastest way to create an accurate 3D site model in Revit, using CADMapper and AutoCAD.
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Bird Tools | CAD Block Remapper
CAD Block Remapper is a FREE app by Bird Tools, that is both an AutoCAD and a Revit add-in: It allows the user to map families to linked CAD Blocks, and would place the family instances on their correct locations.