Autodesk Revit - Importing Non Georeferenced Images

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1 / 2 1. 2. 3. 4. Autodesk Revit - Importing Non Georeferenced Images These instructions apply to Autodesk® Revit® 2020, and describe how to load non georeferenced files exported from Nearmap. While you can import non georeferenced images into Revit, we recommend you contact Autodesk about how to use these in Revit. Supported image formats png jpg To import your Nearmap jpg or png file, follow these steps: With your project open in Autodesk Revit, from the Insert menu select Image. Browse to to select your Nearmap image. (Go to to find out how to download Nearmap imagery.) exporting imagery Press . Open Place the image on your project canvas. NOTE While it is possible to import True Ortho via geotiff, Nearmap does not actively support this.

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Autodesk Revit - Importing Non Georeferenced ImagesThese instructions apply to Autodesk® Revit® 2020, and describe how to load non georeferenced files exported from Nearmap.

While you can import non georeferenced images into Revit, we recommend you contact Autodesk about how to use these in Revit.

Supported image formats

pngjpg 

To import your Nearmap jpg or png file, follow these steps:

With your project open in Autodesk Revit, from the Insert menu select Image.

Browse to to select your Nearmap image. (Go to  to find out how to download Nearmap imagery.)exporting imagery

Press .Open

Place the image on your project canvas.

NOTE

While it is possible to import True Ortho via geotiff, Nearmap does not actively support this. 

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Zoom out as required to see the entire image tile.

Drag the image to change its position on the canvas, as required.

Your Nearmap image should now be incorporated into the project.