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In a model with several levels I need to reduce the distance between the lower level and the first floor. However, every time I change the elevation of the lower level, the first floor changes as well. I have no constrained dimensions locking these two levels together. Revit is not letting me add dimensions between these level.
My question is how do I force the Lower Level to move independantly of the level above and what in the model could be forcing these two level to be constrained?
As Alfredo said, check your views BUT make sure you zoom out so you can see all the levels. Select each level one by one and look at the far of the levels for a Locked Padlock icon. The constraints appear at the other end of elements from where temporary dimensions appear and often off screen from what you are currently seeing.
If you are using Revit 2015 R2 (subscription only update release) there is a new Reveal Constraints feature, a new small button/icon (image is a dimension string and a padlock) at the end of the view control shortcut bar (bottom of the view).
My other older self here: http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/user/viewprofilepage/user-id/46056
Still, i have failed to solve the issue after unlocking the padlock icon.
Am certain i created a lock dimension to my project levels, though that was some six months ago. At this moment, i cant find where in the massive project that lock dimension is.
What can i do else, to independently edit the levels without the other levels being affected.
