question how I can put together two drawing in the same coordination point, I have mechanical equipment and electrical, but they don't match in the same point. I can see only one drawing but both file is in the same file. I hope someone read my question and help please I have this problem for weeks
Victor Chances are, the files do not share the same 0,0,0. This happens often. In Revit, go to a plan view ,duplicate it as Site Show All. Next, in the Site Show All view, set the view cut range to 1000 feet and all others to unlimited. Once set, type ZA (Zoom ALL) and see if you see both models. There are many settings that could be causing this including discipline. Make sure it is set to coordination. If this does not work, unlink and relink the file using Center Manual. This should let you place the file by hand based on the center. Once you find it, you will need to align it in the X Y and Z axis and pin it. There are two tools in Revit called Acquire Coordinates and Publish Coordinates. Reserch these tools. These tools are used to re-sync coordinates between projects. It would take me another 10 paragraphs to go thru all the options and steps.
Try use the “flatten” command
Thanks a lot, this vedio is great.
such a great video mate; thanks
What scanning device was used to create the 3D survey .dwg file?
question how I can put together two drawing in the same
coordination point, I have mechanical equipment and electrical, but they don't
match in the same point. I can see only one drawing but both file is in the
same file. I hope someone read my question and help please I have this problem for weeks
Victor
Chances are, the files do not share the same 0,0,0. This happens often.
In Revit, go to a plan view ,duplicate it as Site Show All. Next, in the Site Show All view, set the view cut range to 1000 feet and all others to unlimited.
Once set, type ZA (Zoom ALL) and see if you see both models. There are many settings that could be causing this including discipline. Make sure it is set to coordination.
If this does not work, unlink and relink the file using Center Manual. This should let you place the file by hand based on the center.
Once you find it, you will need to align it in the X Y and Z axis and pin it.
There are two tools in Revit called Acquire Coordinates and Publish Coordinates. Reserch these tools. These tools are used to re-sync coordinates between projects. It would take me another 10 paragraphs to go thru all the options and steps.
Sorry... but this video have no relation with it's title..
Yep. Sorry I did not rename it. I was in a hurry to get it up for a client.
you can use 'chspace' command to move entities from/to model/paper space