Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Floor level Heights Revised

prestijio

active

Joined: Tue, Jun 14, 2011
7 Posts
No Rating

Hello Everyone,

Would like to say thank you in advance for any of your responses. I am having trouble with a project in which I have drawn floor levels at certain assumed elevations (ex. Ground floor at 0', Basement at -10.5', First Level at 12') I now have true elevation heights and want revise the elevations for each floor, basement is now 0, ground floor is now 10.5' and so on. Does anyone know of a way to change these without totally screwing up my model, is there a way to reassociated floor levels that doesn't affect the model? Your help will ge greatly appreciated.

Art

This user is offline

WWHub

site moderator|||

Joined: Tue, May 16, 2006
13079 Posts

Start by dimensioning an elevation floor to floor and locking all but one dimension.  Change that dimension to what you want then lock it.  Now unlock - change - lock all of the otherdimensions untill it is correct.  Which dimension you change first is dependent on the model and you will have to figure that out.

By change dimension, I mean pick the associated level and the dimensions will be highlighted - now change the unlocked one.

This user is offline

prestijio

active

Joined: Tue, Jun 14, 2011
7 Posts
No Rating

Thanks,

worked out well, had to do some minor fixes but worked out well. 

This user is offline

changing multiple level heights

1

Creating different floor heights on one level

3

Topo Height vs Level Heights

1

Apartment Groups - Ceiling heights

3

Multi level stairs with different heights

0