Import an Autodesk Fabrication Job File

Import a fabrication job (.MAJ) from an Autodesk Fabrication product (CADmep, ESTmep, or CAMduct) into a Revit model when you want to continue modelling in Revit. Synchronizing a fabrication job with an existing Revit model is not supported. The fabrication job must be imported into a Revit model that does not contain any fabrication parts. (The model can contain generic duct, pipe, architectural, or structural steel elements.) Only fabrication parts that are supported in Revit can be imported.

  1. In Revit, create a new model or open a model that does not contain any fabrication parts. Use the Fabrication Settings tool to select the same configuration that was used to create the model the fabrication job is based on. See Specify Fabrication Settings.
  2. Click Insert tabImport panelImport MEP Fabrication Job.
  3. Select an option for Associate Hangers and click OK.
    • No: Imported parts with hangers will not maintain their association in Revit.
    • Fabrication Parts Only: Imported parts with hangers will maintain their association in Revit.
    • Fabrication Part + Structure: Imported parts with hangers and a structure above will maintain their association in Revit.
  4. Navigate to and select a .MAJ file and click Open.

    In the MEP Fabrication Open Job - Succeeded dialog, you can expand the details to view warnings or which fabrication services were loaded.

  5. Click OK to continue.

Support for CIDs

The following CIDs are supported when no holes have been added to the item.
Generally speaking, end of line equipment is not supported. Specifically, this includes the following CIDs.
The following inline CIDs are not currently supported.
The following flexible CIDs are not currently supported.
The following structural CIDs are not currently supported.
The following architectural CIDs are not currently supported.
The following wrapped objects and sub‐assemblies CIDs are not currently supported.