Autodesk Revit Architecture

[#1]

There is a "mirror project" command. see attached.

[#2]

I used that command. The geometry flipped fine, but the documentation is also flipped and I don't know how to solve this problem.

Thanks, Alex

[#3]

Perhaps, instead of Linking the original project into a new project and then using "mirror project",

Do a Save-as of the original project, rename it, and then try the "mirror project" command.

( I do remember annotations sometimes not working as expected.)

cheers

[#4]

I have done that already, but the problem is that this house has a lot of mouldings done with sweep command and the profiles are also flipped when the project is not linked.

I just could make a small project of the walls  and I can upload now. Just try to dimension from the wall to the end of the arc with the option of "face of core"

Thanks Alex

[#5]

Revit's dimensioning can be a little "finiky" sometimes, but there's usually a reason. When I get in a hurry, I'll place a detail line at the point where I need a dimension and then dimension to that line. When you do have time, it's always best to hit the F1 key and go exploring and experimenting.

[#6]

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alex60 wrote:

...Just try to dimension from the wall to the end of the arc with the option of "face of core"...

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Select the curve wall. Do Disallow Join. Then do Allow Join. Try to dimension again.

[#7]

I can dimension to the stucco layer end, but in my project I need to dimension to the concrete block layer end, and it is there where the dimension is not working. See the attached image.

Thanks, Alex

[#8]

It works well here. Dimensioning by faces of core, to the point that you have indicated. (After doing the Disallow-Allow step)

[#9]

Thanks Alfredo, it worked in the initial file, but I made similar sample of walls to see if it is the solution and unfortunately it did not worked in the second set of walls. See the attached project.

Thanks, alex