Nice video Sergio as always. Good trick with inserting dwg on the current view so you're avoiding to bring 3D dwg into Revit. And later on you're doing topography from list of points. Practically your zero value is at sea level, also for project base point so I am curious how you set later the building to have two types of spot elevations with relative and apsolute values?
It could be any corner. I chose that one because it’s closer to a right angle…it’s an obvious choice to help with tutorial comprehension. You can even cross check all corners if you want.
I'm not sure how you've come to that conclusion. 0,0,0 is not an indication that it's unclipped. The video shows that the survey point is not clipped when it's moved.
This is the correct Video for Project Setup. you have explained everything in this and very easy to understand.
Thanks for the Video .
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The best practical video on georeferencing on Revit in youtube, great job mate.
Thanks! Appreciate it.
Hopefully, this video helps you get started - let me know if you have any questions 👇
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Nice video Sergio as always. Good trick with inserting dwg on the current view so you're avoiding to bring 3D dwg into Revit. And later on you're doing topography from list of points. Practically your zero value is at sea level, also for project base point so I am curious how you set later the building to have two types of spot elevations with relative and apsolute values?
Thanks! Do you mean the Elevation Base Ht - where I change from Project Base to Survey?
Thanks nice video, 2:46 why at that corner only u choose to locate the survey base point ?
It could be any corner. I chose that one because it’s closer to a right angle…it’s an obvious choice to help with tutorial comprehension. You can even cross check all corners if you want.
Sir sorry for confusion, 2:48 u said survey point "Uncliped" but u r dragging with "cliped" as it clear showing 0,0,0 while doing ......
I'm not sure how you've come to that conclusion. 0,0,0 is not an indication that it's unclipped. The video shows that the survey point is not clipped when it's moved.
that's nice described, why did you move back survey point into the project ? is there any problem leaving it at 0,0,0 ?
Thanks. I moved because 0,0,0 is not the survey point of the the project. It’s important to get a real intersection so the coordinates are correct.