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Setting up Project Base Points and Survey Points is crucial for ensuring the accuracy and coordination of your Revit model. This tip will guide you through the essential steps and best practices for configuring these critical reference points in your project.
Project Base Point (PBP) represents a known reference point in your project and is essential for maintaining consistency across your design. It is often used to establish the origin of the internal coordinate system in Revit.
Survey Point (SP) represents a known location on your site and is used to coordinate your model with real-world geographical data. It helps in aligning your project with site surveys and other external references.
Properly setting up Project Base Points and Survey Points eliminates inconsistencies and misalignments, ensuring your project is precisely coordinated from the outset.
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