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Revit coordinate systems for the rest of us. Usual suspects. 4 degrees of freedom. Pseudoazimuthal projection. Local scale factor. Geographic North. GIS. Curvature of the earth. Transverse Mercator. The Internal Coordinate System. The Project Coordinate System.
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4 degrees of freedom Pseudoazimuthal projection Local scale factor Geographic North GIS Curvature of the earth Transverse Mercator
Spot Coordinates • Shared - Will report the X, Y (and Z) distance of a point from the origin of the current shared system. • Project - Will report the X, Y (and Z) distance of a point from the current location of the PBP. • Relative - Will report the X, Y (and Z) distance of a point from the fixed origin the Project Startup Point.
Spot Elevation • Shared - Will report the Z distance of a point from the origin of the current shared system. • Project - Will report the Z distance of a point from the current location of the PBP. • Relative - Will report the Z distance of a point from a specified relative base level!!!
Tips Model close to the True Origin (20 mile radius) Select a good Project North of your preference as you’d like most plans to appear on sheets. The speed of the operation will give a clue as to what has occurred. Everything is modelled (even detail items and views) to the internal system ie: moving either the SP or the PBP will not move detail elements relative to model elements or crop boundaries, views, datums etc. Stay within the 20 mile radius with your models.