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Hello,
Assuming I understand your question correctly, I would use Revit schedules to do perform this model check.
You can very fastly add a bounding box for each level and show everything inside this bounding box displaced in a schedule. This way you can add the parameter you want to check. Like bottom and/or top constraint. Or Level in general. This way you can check if the right objects are placed at the right level (read: bounding box).
Some information about bounding boxes you can find in this link.
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Josha van Reij
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Hi @pipapongo0909,
you can do everything you are asking in Revit.
Look at this. Model Checker.
http://www.biminteroperabilitytools.com/
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Thanks for the response. This looks really promising, that gets a high position on my todo list.
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Hi @pipapongo0909,
let me know how it goes.
I am at your disposal for any clarification.
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Hi @pipapongo0909,
as far as I know it only needs the first connection. I think it may just need to be activated, but it is free.
Yeah I work with Navisworks a lot. I use the Model Checker because you can use the Checker Configurator.
It's a lot easier.
Reach me out if you have any question
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