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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Binding Troubl Makes patterns move to undesired positions? HELP
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We have a large office building in which we link a the Restrooms for multiple levels in to the file, the problem i have is that when i bind it into my office file the floor finishes and wall tile finishes all shift?.......this tile pattern does not exist in my office building so there is no conflict there. We can not figure out what is making the patterns shift from there desired positions. Any Ideas
I set the restroom file up as each mens and womens is their own group and then i copied them up to each floor.
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Why bind - why not just overlay?
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We have to bind for consultants but I cant rely on it if everytime i do materials shift and things look out of place in their drawings?
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Also this same restroom file is repeated to multiple buildings that is why it is in its own linked file for ease of updating we thought
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