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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Level Markers with both a project elevation and survey elevation
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I have my levels shared. I have my first floor set at a project level of 100'-0" with multiple floors above. I would like to indicate both the project level of 100'-0" and the corrisponding site elevation of 451.5' on the first level in all of my sections and elevations. Is there a way to do this?
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Remember that you are creating a model and not a drawing as such. So when you attach an elevation bubble to the model it shows the elevation of the model. You can very easily use an arrow with a dot, then add text. It is really better to model the whole thing in the real world. I wouldn't try to establish a make believe elevation but that is me.
Good luck
Edited on: Tue, Jun 21, 2011 at 4:10:43 PM
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