Levels changed

[Jrobker]

The Architect moved a level up 1' . When I reloaded the latest model I had multiple errors about connectivity and fittings going in the wrong direction. I deleted all elements and am now in the process of repairing all connections. Is there an easy way of moving everything up 1'. If I try this I get another error about the relationship between elements only being able to move in different directions not the same. . If I try this another way the move command and nudge don't even work. Do I really have to manually go in and move the elements piece by piece until everything is moved? I'm talking HVAC, Mechanical Piping, Plumbing, Medical gas. What is the easiest way to do this?

[Anonymous]

You need to be copying and monitoring the arch levels. When the arch then moves a level you will be prompted to do a coordination review. Then you have the ability to accept the change and your level and systems (HVAC....) will move accordingly

[Jrobker]

I did. My offset height is in relation to the level I am working on. The Architect moved the level up 1 foot and pushed all my ductwork through the floor on the level above. My plenum space decreased by 1 foot. I need to essentially change my offset height for every element -1 foot. I was thinking about changing the height of the associated level back to what it was. I would then be concerned with exposed duct in the associated level rooms. This seems much easier to my alternative. In AutoCAD I did nothing. Now I have to redesign...Very efficient. Oh ya, the Architect wants this in 1 day.

[Anonymous]

When creating your plenum levels, monitor them back to the architects floor level - should help some