DWFImportOptions ops = new DWFImportOptions(list_ViewSheet.Where(o=>o.SheetNumber!= 'J0-3').Select(o => o.Id).ToList())

Using (Transaction ts = new Transaction(doc, '插入DWF校审文件'))ĭWFImportOptions ops = new DWFImportOptions(list_ViewSheet.Select(o => o.Id).ToList()) String filePath = list_ViewSheet = new FilteredElementCollector(doc).OfClass(typeof(ViewSheet)).Cast().ToList() In UI, there will show a dialog to match viewsheets.īut in codes, the dwfx can't be imported. Then ,I open the dwfx file with design review, mark up two sheets, J0-1 and J0-2。įinally, I import the dwfx to Revit. AutoCad) > mark-up > import mark-up to Revit (that probably isn't going to work).įirst, in Revit ,I export three viewsheets to dwfx , Last time I used it, if you export a sheet showing an element and then cloud the element in design review then it imports the cloud not the clouded element.Įxport dwf/x from Revit > mark-up > import mark-up to Revit (that's the workflow).Įxport dwf/x from elsewhere (e.g. If those sheets were not exported to the dwf/x in the first place (to then mark-up) then you perhaps get ArgumentException.ĭid the dwf/x come from the Revit file you are now trying to import the mark-up into?ĭid the sheet ids you are specifying in Revit have mark-up information added to their equivalents in the dwf/x since they were exported? If those same sheets don't have mark-up in the dwf/x then you get blank. Therefore you just have to specify the sheets containing the mark ups you want to import from the dwf/x. Last time I remember using this in the UI (years ago) the mark-ups in the dwf/x are linked to specific views in Revit because the dwf/x was generated from within Revit to begin with (so it knows what sheet is being marked up when it is marked up elsewhere).

Open dwf file