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How do you set your levels to match the topography elevation that one has created or imported? Example: I imported topography from AutoCAD and the lowest elevation point was set at 600’ (ASL) but my levels were still at 0’-0”. I wanted to set the first level at the 600’ elevation mark yet I don’t want my level to read 600’-0”. I know how to change it the long way by picking the lowest elevation point and setting it to 0’-0”, but that takes too long.
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have u tried the relocate tool
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