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I have a site survey with contour lines shown in 3D at the correct heights.
I import this into revit to use as the basis for generating topo planes, which works fine. However, when I import the 3D CAD file to match both files ORIGIN, I find the imported 3D contours are no longer at the correct height.
I have to work out at what Z value the imported dwg file is imported at, and then adjust this in the properties.
Any idea of how to get an autocad 3d file to align the z axis at 0?
Thanks!
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When importing an AutoCAD file you have the choice to set which level you wish to import the file into. Make sure the level your importing into is 0.
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