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Hi everybody. I have a situation and I'm not sure if it is a revit issue or if the computer is messing up or if it is user error (more than likely), so I thought I would see if anyone has had this happen to them. I am a CAD instructor and one of my students opened her project this afternoon and the second level of her building is shifted. Well not the entire building, just the interior, the exterior stayed the same. So her doors, text and floors all shifted and cutoff where it hit the exterior wall. We tried opening it up on a different computer and it became worse, an exterior wall was missing. Granted, she may have changed something unintenitonally but she can't think of anything she might have done. Any suggestions on what this could be? Thanks.
Sometimes if a user uses Locked Dimensions, elements will seem to get "moved" mysteriously. In general, do not lock dimensions.
Were all of the elements that "moved" in a Group (Model Group and / or Detail Group) ? Perhaps the Group got moved, the "ungrouped" ? This is a common mistake for new users as well.
Also, check near the bottom of the screen to see if "Press and Drag" is checked--if so, uncheck it. This can cause unexpected behaviour as well.
