Levels to Zero

[GoldenGateNetwork]

Good morning. please see attached picture for your reference.

I want my Level 1, to become 00.00 (Not -14.00) as currently is, and of course, the full levels of project will also change Level 2 will be 3.50, level 3 will be 7.00. I don't want to do it one by one, it will create a mess, I guess. I want to do it in just one operation. Any suggestions please?

thank you

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Relocate your project in an elevation or section view and move it up 14 meters.

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

Sounds like you want to move the Project Base Point (or whatever the Level's Elevation Base is set to) in Elevation View. 

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

Open an elevation or a section, tyrn on Project base point, click on it and unclip, move it to your 1st level, reclip it.

[GoldenGateNetwork]

good morning thank you for your response. how can I please turn on "base point?"

thanks

[Anonymous · Accepted solution]

Go to VG, Site and expand Site.  You can find it there (you may have to un-crop your view).

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

...or just Reveal Hidden Elements and you will see it in red. Select it and Unhide in View.  Remember to UNCLIP it before you move it.  

[GoldenGateNetwork]

Thanks to everyone but my base point is gone gone gone gone, I open all my sections, create new ones, with all view templates, turn on site base point, filter, I tried everything, is gone gone gone

thanks

[GoldenGateNetwork]

Thank you I said previously that my base point was gone, I found it EUREKA!!!

[GoldenGateNetwork]

Thank you.

another question. how can I please set my 00.00 like 00.00 for my building AND show that my 00.00 is 2,538 meters above sea level shown on my topographic survey?

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

To accomplish this, create a new Level TYPE that uses the Survey Point for its "Elevation Base", place it on top of your existing Level 0'-0" and place the Survey Point 2538'-0" below this Level.  The new Level will now read 2538'-0".