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Forums >> Revit Structure >> Technical Support >> Model elevations the same, but not?
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I'm having an issue linking in the architectural model into my structural model. I've done this plenty of times before so I'm not sure the issue. The problem I'm having is that when linked in, both models show a first floor elevation that is the same on the elevation callout, but there is actually a difference of 2-1/8" between the first floors. Brains have been fried trying to figure out the issue, but several of us are at a loss. Anyone have this problem? The architectural model is sharing coordinates with the site model.
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The linked model does not read it's location in the host model. If you have first floor 0.0 in the linked model and it is inserted at 0-2 1/8", it will still say 0.0. Obviously, someone has moved the linked model in the host.
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