oh, I remember this one. The time I thought I wanted to rotate my entire
building and site to line up with "true north". I think it was another one
of those things I brought over from the way I work in AutoCAD and ADT.
Please elaborate on your need to rotate your 'whole project'
This MAY work depending on the size or your project, hardware, OS stability,
and constraints defined in the project. (so far I have not had a need to do
this)
Step 1. Be sure you want to rotate your project (the building will be
rotated in all plan views and could be skewed in all elevation views)
Step 2. Review step 1.
Step 3. If you are sure you want to rotate the building and site and 'rotate
true north' under the tools pull down didn't work for your need, switch to a
new 3D view (so all elements are visible), change to wireframe, crossing
select (right to left window pick), switch to a plan view, with all elements
still selected use the rotate tool.
Good Luck - no guarantees
If you haven't already, check out the True North tutorial to help better
understand the true north/project north factors.
http://www.dgcad.com/Revit8-CadClips.htm
hope this helps.
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Rotate all floors and site all at the same time. How do you do it?
