Floor Elevation mark

Floor Elevation mark

Anonymous
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Floor Elevation mark

Anonymous
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Hi, sometimes when I fix the elevation through elevation mark, It jumps to somewhere else. Thanks for help

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ToanDN
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Not quite understanding.  What jumps to where?

 

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Anonymous
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when I change the elevation code it moves to somewhere else. Thanks

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barthbradley
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I'm not following you as well, but I'm wondering if this might be related to, and corrected by the "Elevation Origin" setting (e.g. Project Base Point, Survey Point, Relative). 

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ToanDN
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What is the host of the spot elevation?  A landing, a floor?

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Anonymous
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It is a floor.

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ToanDN
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I don't know why and I can't replicate the same behavior.  So my only suggestion is to change the elevation of elements from Properties, not from Spot elevations.

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barthbradley
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@ToanDN: what are you trying to replicate? I don't understand the issue. 

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ToanDN
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Me neither. So I tried to do what she did and the spot elevation remained in place on plan.
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Anonymous
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Sometimes it remains at its location, but sometimes it shows up somewhere else, probably it's just a bug.

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