Stuck on a workflow? Have a tricky question about a Fusion (formerly Fusion 360) feature? Share your project, tips and tricks, ask questions, and get advice from the community.
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Could you give me some advice for the best practices when I have one big project with 3 different blocks. They have common basement and different relative level zero for every block. In order to have correct relative levels for every block, how do you think is the best way to approach this in Revit. With Revit links and every block on seporate model. Or to use somehow one model. But if I put new coordinates as level 0 for one of the blocks, than level 0 for other block will be for example -1.21. And than I can't use the correct relative levels for other blocks. Please help!
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