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Hellooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo,
so my question is if its possible to assign project parameter (base level parameter) to linked files to be able to adjust for instance the base level distance. Im having 15 unit types (all of them are linked) inside my main model and im just looking the best way how to be able to manage the contraints from the level 00.
Maaaaaany thanks
Luba
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You will have to manually move the link to the correct location.
If you have only one instance of each type (you should have said) then your best method is to use shared coordinates.
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