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2011 Hi, I am working on a 44 storey tower, and want to move the top half of the tower (L19+) up by 6", but when I do so I get around 1500 warnings about unjoining / ungrouping, deleting objects etc... all errors which would destroy my unit and core groups. I tried several methods, selecting everything in 3d, then selecting the levels in elevation and moving them up, but nothing works without massive errors occuring. I have control of all the elements. Any ideas? I'm going crazy. Thanks, Mike
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In elevations, are you selecting elements to move or are you just moving the level? Just change the elevation of the level.
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If I select all the levels and try and move them up (roughly 25 levels to be moved up 6" , revit wants to delete all my curtainwall. If I go in an manually adjust each elevation by 6", it works on the top levels coming down, but as soon as I hit a typical level, Revit prompts me to 'fix groups' and subsequently ungroup a ton of stuff.
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