@pkolarik wrote:
I don't have a solution, but I ran into something eerily similar a couple weeks ago.
I had a completely level (in elevation) straight run of pipe. I drew a new reference plane in plan view and used that to mirror said pipe. The resulting piece of pipe was NOT level (in elevation). It was off by 32nds of an inch.
After double-checking my source pipe and everything else, I retested it a couple more times by creating a brand-new run of level piping a few feet long in plan view. Drew another brand-new reference plan in plan view and mirrored the new pipe. Same thing; the resulting pipe was off by tiny fractions of an inch from level. Every time I tested it, this exact same result happened.
Did you do that with just a pipe, or a pipe with fittings etc.? OP had mirrored a pipe with attached fittings/pipe. Maybe mirroring more than "just a pipe" is too complex for Revit.
Maybe this happens more often than we know. I don't recall ever putting dimensions on mirrored items. and since this is just a tiny inaccuracy, one wouldn't just "see" it is off.
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