Autodesk Revit Architecture

[#1]

I started my project using 0'-0" for my first floor. Using level "shared elevation" to change 0'-0" to it's actual elevation of 1200.00' works for the building. However, when inputing the topo elevations the 1200 foot level does not correspond to the 1200 foot level when in shared level elevation. How do I adjust either base point so both read the same.

[#2]

If you unclip (the paperclip icon) the survey point you can change its elevation to whatever your need is.  Then clip it back.  Now if you set your contour lables to used the shared coordinate they will read 1000+'

[#3]

I don't see a paperclip or a pin. where would this be?

[#4 · Accepted solution]

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steve wrote:

I don't see a paperclip or a pin. where would this be?

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When you select the survey point the paperclip is to the left side of the triangle point.

[#5]

Found it when I clicked on the project base point. Thanks, I'll give it a try and let you know how it turned out.

Steve Clark

Stephen Clark Architect

14900 Pierce Road

Saratoga, CA 95070

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[#6]

Thanks Jeff,

I must have spent 4-5 hours yesterday and today trying to figure out what to do. Tried to find what I was missing in "Mastering Autodesk Revit Architecture 2011, got frustrated and ordered 2012 version.

Thanks again. I'm back on schedule.

Steve