How to change the local position without changing the world coordinates

[Anonymous]

A building that should be placed 10000, 10000 from the orgio  happened to be placed 8264,10000 instead. I tried to fix that but I couldn't.

I tried to unclipp the project base point and move it to that distance but when I export it to autoCAD it is still 8264 on the coordination. I tried to move it clipped but the distance kept the same to the building. I tried to move th survy point but all these didn't work when I export it. It is still as it was.

See the screen shot plese 

What to do?

[ToanDN]

Keep the Survey point at is and move the Project base point clipped to 10000, 10000.  Change the DWG Export coordinate to Shared instead of Internal.

[Anonymous]

Thank you for the answer but it didn't work. Please notice that the building conrner is now 8264,10000 from the Project base Point.

I tried to attach a smiplified version of the Project but it is not seem to work.

[ToanDN]

Unclip Project base point and move it to 10000, 10000 from the building. Re-clip PBP and move it back to Survey point.

[Anonymous]

This will change the World position of the corner and when I export to cad it is still 8264,10000 although it shows 10000,10000 on the Revit now.

I attach a simplified file.

[ToanDN]

I did the exact steps I described above and it works.

- Unclip Project Base Point and move it 1736 west

- Reclip PBP and move it to match Survey Point

- Move the custom structural survey point symbol to match Survey Point

[Alfredo_Medina]

Use Manage > Coordinates > Specify coordinates at point, select that point, and enter the desired coordinates.

[Anonymous]

Thank you but I must use the share coordinate option when exporting. It will be like a new site not the local position.

[Alfredo_Medina]

Export from the view, with the option of "Shared".  The resulting drawing will have the same coordinates that the Revit model has now for the building on the site. 

[Anonymous]

it is 10000,10000 on Revit but still 8264, 10000 on autocad. see attached photos

[ToanDN]

The CAD file exported from the Revit file I fixed reports 10000, 10000.  If you have taken all the steps I listed above and it is still wrong then I am out of idea unless I can see the actual Revit file.  And make sure you open the correct CAD file, not the old one.

[Anonymous]

if you log in my ftp you can down load a small copy of the original file

ftp.myasp.net

user name Revit2016

password   12345678

so you can find the original Revit file. I delete most of it to make it less in size.

Thank you

[ToanDN]

It gives me the connection error below.  How big is it?  I think you can attached a big file here too.

[Anonymous]

it is more than 40 MB. I think the max here is 5 MB. Could you log in?

[Anonymous]

If you use the Internet explorer you come to this page. The edge take you to other page I don't why.

[ToanDN]

I could not log in.  I am sure the limit here is more than 5MB.  I've seen people uploading near 100 MB files before.

Anyways, upload to this OneDrive cloud link.

[Anonymous]

Here a new try.

[ToanDN]

See attached.

[Anonymous]

Yes, that is fine. The corner coordinate changed but that is no problem I can fix it. How you did that? The way you tell me befor?

[Anonymous]

if you use the id command on the corner point in your file it is not 10000,10000