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Forums >> Community >> The Studio >> Linking Revit, I am missing the point
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I havn't noticed this in a while but stumbled across it today. Usualy when I set up Revit links I use shared coordinates but if the project does not share coordinated it automaticly defaults to center to center.
I have used AutoCAD and Microstation for a long time and both default to origin to origin 0,0,0 point. Why on earth would Revit default Center to Center, I have never in my 20 years of drafting ever needed a file to come in center to center and always 0,0,0..
I just find this strange and very anoying.
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