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Hi,
how can i set absolute elevation of project (for example 0,000 = 192,00 m above sea)?
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Not sure what you are asking.
Watch this great video to learn how to control the project base point and survey base point.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BigvY4LT-RI
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I explain:
I imported geodetical point of terrain into Revit. The elevation of terrain is about 192,00 m above see. But my object is on 0. So I would like to set relative 0 to absolute 192,00 (without moving with object).
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Obviously you did not watch the video.
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Sorry, there is no answer to my question in this video. My toposurface is still fixed on project base point. If i move base point the toposurface move as well. Wherever the base point or survey point is, when i upload my toposurface it is still 192m above my project...
I wonder why some simply primitive things are in revit so complicated???!!
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just open sec or elev view and go to manage tab\cooridinates\specify cooridinates at point\ click your 0.0 level
and change the elevation to desired level
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