Revit Project Points, Survey Points, Revit Coordinates - CADtechSeminars.com

[@ronallara2406]

This video is Timeless. Thank you for sharing.

[@DOrtega4226]

I thought this voice sounded familiar, I hadn't heard it in a few years, but it's distinct enough to remember, it's Mr. Ken Colgan. Ken was the trainer for my former employer in Irvine (F&W). Ken is a class act, always informative and provides the best instruction... Oh, and yes Ken sounds like Matthew McConaughey. lol Great Job Ken!!

[@rider2731]

Is it Irvine, California?

[@amelaouni926]

You are my hero of the day! Thank you!

[@derekrubinoff716]

I wish you had started by explaining the concept of the project point and survey point; I've watched your video and I don't understand what their significance is. Importantly, if you have one model linked into another, do the project or survey points need to be in the same place?

[@rider2731]

Thank you for the tutorial. You have done a great job. The part that shows us how to make things visible (on elevation view) is very helpful.

[@danielswearson1360]

Wow, this is actually starting to make sense to me.

[@muneebahmed9201]

THANKS A LOT CADuniversity

[@Sy2023hk]

great examples, and you sound like Matthew McConaughey

[@MrNiketgrwl]

hy thanks for video but I have one question if somebody moved the base point with model what can I do as cannot use backup file either

[@lauraburns9035]

Hey, we're in DD phase of a project and are needing to share our model with engineers. Up until now I really haven't used project or survey points! I have coordinates and elevation for the surveyor's benchmark and they are getting the correct coordinate system info for me, which I plan to use as our survey point. How do I go about getting the survey point correct with that info? When I move the survey point without it clipped, it shows as N/S E/W and Elevations at 0. Do I have to unclip it to manually manipulate the data to match that given to me by the surveyor/civil engineer? If I do the above, will that automatically orient true north correctly or do I need to set that up separately?

[@sixtogerardo]

7:15 Change survey point coordinates

[@archlenisceron7596]

Hi. can you help me telling me what families for furniture a re you using And dsiposing in your project? are in revit city ?? thanks..

[@EMS01119]

I appreciate you posting this video, although IMHO a lot of time spent on explaining visibilities, for people that are confident in this subject the video can feel a bit long for no reason.

[@hanaschooley9535]

Thanks for the video! Very informative. How do survey points and project points work when you want to link a revit model of a site. How do you set that up?

[@kencolgan5510]

Project points usually are set at the corner of the building. The survey point is typically set at the corner of the site or at a related benchmark. These two points give you the option to set your elevation tags, levels, etc. to use, or reference, either point set.

[@syedatiqabbas5036]

Great Sir

[@margaretbjorgan2992]

Please in the future Capitalize the first letter of each name of your new Families, It is just good housekeeping

[@ross1027]

Its greyed out because you have a 'View Template' assigned already. You either go through the assigned view template or remove it.

[@marialviv1]

!!great stuff

[@edwardvega5747]

Well done

[@arqicabrera]

thanks!!!

[@sekhartirumareddi515]

thanks........................!

[@mnynab]

tq

[@112rorz]

I didn't know Matthew McConaughey teaches Revit part time lol

[@kencolgan5510]

+Rory H Yep. The movies are fun, but, I really enjoy teaching Revit more. That Ben guy can be a real pain in the butt to work with. On an up note, Christine is always upbeat, and well, smells nice.... Thanks for watching, Matthew M.

[@Davidow1]

+Rory H Haha, I KNEW I had Heard that voice somewhere else!