I followed the procedure described in the Help article ‘Rotate a View to True North’, thinking that the top of views then corresponded to the geographic north. It turns out I was wrong. How then does one find the geographic north of a view ?
I made the Project Base Point and Survey Point visible :
What does that mean ? It appears to be saying that north is either straight up or to the right, which would imply that the geographic north of the project has not been set correctly.
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Yours True North is the same as Project North. Below is an example when they are different.
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Revit cannot find the True North. You need to set the it, based on information from a civil survey.
OK thanks.
It appears the geographic north has not been set correctly and probably not been set at all.
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