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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Exporting to Autocad with identical basepoints relative to project
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Hello, I need to export dwg backgrounds for my mechanical engineer. They have requested that my dwg exports share identical base points so the dwg's overlay in the same place on every floor. Shy of manually adjusting the exports every time I export, please advise as to how I may achieve this desired result. Thanks,
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Actually, the model will always export to the same place but if you export from sheet views, the autocad viewports may not be the same sheet to sheet. If they want that, let them set their own viewports and just export views.
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That makes sense and helps. We were exporting from sheets.
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