How to Draw Property Lines in Revit
A property line in Revit is a model element that marks the legal boundary of your site. You can add it two ways: sketch it when you only have a drawing to…
How to Setup The Project Base Point in Revit
The project base point is one of the most important elements in Revit because it defines the origin (0,0,0) of the project coordinate system. It serves as a reference point for taking…
How to Setup Shared Coordinates in Revit
Shared coordinates in Revit give every linked model on a multi-building project the same position and orientation, so architecture, structure, MEP and site models always line up. This guide shows how to…
How to Create Site Plans in Revit
A site plan in Revit shows your building in the context of its land: terrain, property lines, roads, parking, and landscaping. In current versions of Revit, the terrain is a toposolid, a…
Revit Toposolid: Create, Edit, Cut & Grade
A Toposolid in Revit is the site terrain element for Revit 2024 and newer. It replaced the old Toposurface and gives your terrain real volume, compound layers, shape-edited points, subdivisions, cut geometry,…
