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Hi, I'm about embark on setting up a campus project (or at least learning how to). This will be a site revit model, and then another 5 buildings, in separate revit files, linked into the site plan. Can anyone recommend some tutorials and best practice on setting up a campus project including sharing the co-ordinates. This would be a great help Thanks.
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Look in the AUGI EDGE magazine for some good articles on project north and shared coordinates. Also of course, read your HELP. Since you will have 5 linked into one, I would have all the building files have their exterior shells on seperate worksets so that in the site file, these would be the only worksets on.
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Thanks for that. Can I ask, in principle, is it just a case of having the site plan in one file, at the correct angle to north and at the correct co-ordinates. And then for each buiding you would draw it orthagnal to the screen in a separate Revit file at no particular origin (but at the correct height) Then you would like the building into the site plan, and move / rotate it into place. Is that correct?
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I think the following is the easist way: - Create your site plan in a file with true north up. You can roteate the view at any time then to really work on it.
- Start a building project and link the site into it origin to orgin. The site might be at a skew but don't worry about that.
- Determine how this building will sit in relation to the site. Maybe draw a reference base line.
- Now you can adjust so that all your views are orthaginal and everything will work with the site.
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OK. Thanks for that. Any particular issue for AUGI Edge?
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Download all of them. There are useful articles in them.
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