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How do I check files are correct in X Y and Z in relation to one another

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StoneCap
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How do I check files are correct in X Y and Z in relation to one another

Hi

 

I have imported these files:

1 dwg (architecture)  

1 nwc (construction)

4 dwf piping files

2 dwf (airducts)

 

I am doing some clash detections and there are a lot of collisions.

 

But how do I know (especially in X and Y) thah the correlation between theese files are correct (that they all are correct in correlation to each other after import)

 

Some of the files I have to "lift up" to the right Z value after import and can easily check against floors etc, but how can I check That X and Y doesnt need to move as well?

 

 

Regards

 

 

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Patrick_Aps_9121
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Same way the people do it in the real world: they place a mark somewhere to indicate where the 0-level is.

In other words:

One department or contributor should create an very easy 3D dwg with the building axes on, drawn on the z=0, whatever that means. In our country 0 = top of the tiles of the floor on the groundfloor.

All other departments should use this DWG as a reference to see if they are drawing in the right zone and on the right level.

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