Hi all,
I am trying the shared reference point workflow. Everything works fine but the revit model is 14.5m too low.
I have tried several points, check the elevations are correct, but the model always comes in at the same wrong elevation.
Any ideas what I am doing wrong? I am an experienced Civil 3D user, but a Revit novice.
Mike Kingdon
Civil 3D Zealot
No, I missed the associated level with project origin. Looking through the plans the lowest level I can find is Level 1. I don't know if that is aligned with the project origin. How do I check that?
Mike Kingdon
Civil 3D Zealot
I had a further play around. I noticed that I hadn't updated the Location to the shared coordinates. If I update this and export the 3D view, the elevations are closer, but still slightly incorrect. I am confident that I exported the xml at the right elevation, I am doing something wrong in Revit.
Mike Kingdon
Civil 3D Zealot
So, I grabbed the lowest level which I believe is the level referred to in the base plan I am aligning with my shared point. I moved this level down to 0. I repeated the shared point process and now my elevations are much higher.
Interestingly, the elevation of the exported dwg is now the expected elevation + the elevation from the shared point brough into Revit. 94.000 + 117.206 = 211.206 (0.1 off)
Apologies if I am making dumb mistakes, Revit is very alien to me.
Mike Kingdon
Civil 3D Zealot
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