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Specify the name and file type for the family, and click Save.

For Save in, navigate to the location where you want to save the family.

If you are using Save As Library Family, for Family to save, select the family from a list of families loaded in the project.

Right-click a family in the Project Browser, and click Save.

In-place families and system families, such as walls, duct systems, and patterns, cannot be saved. Only loadable families can be saved with this option. Each family is saved as an RFA file and all family types are saved with the family. You can save families to a location on your system or to a network location. Save a selected family or all families loaded in the current project or template in a location that you specify. I can't imagine a project file of a peice of furniture and how you would go about doing it exactly ? Is it made of 'Massing' objects ? I would also varify the project base point inthe furniture files as well. I'd just leave them as RVT files and link them in and then copy them around. Depands on the project.

If so there is hope if you follow Luke's instructions below. If you are lucky they are 'In-Place' families within a project file. Wed, at 10:19:56 PM | Need to convert RVT file to RFAĬurious. << If you try that, please let us know if it works. But if you can't get the CAD, you might be able to export to CAD a 3D view of this dumb Revit project and get a workable CAD file that way.

Your problem will be, can you get the CAD file? An imported CAD file can not be saved as. If you have the CAD, then imprort into a family is your best solution. The other mode is Demo/Viewer, so could this be read as not being covered by "Evaluation Version", and as such isn't covered by clause 2.2.Wed, at 7:42:58 PM | Need to convert RVT file to RFA One mode is "Standalone-Locked", in which it mentions the 30 day trial, which as described above is classed as the "Evaluation Version". Revit has two non-networked modes it can be run in. Once again I have highlighted the important part.ĭoes this seem like a little bit of a contradiction? How are you able to install and run it in Demo/Viewer mode on your own or team members PCs if it can't be used for for-profit purposes?įurthermore, clause 2.2.6 is indicating that the "Evaluation Version" can only be installed for a 30 day period. Demo mode serves as a no-cost viewer for yourself or team members who need to view, plot, and export projects without changing them. Demo mode allows all features of Revit, but you cannot save, plot or export your project after changes are made.