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Using shared export coordinates in Revit

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Using shared export coordinates in Revit

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- [Narrator] As I mentioned in the previous video, we're staying in our OFFICE_Reception Area.rvt file in Revit, our Revit model, and we're in the site floor plan, and I've left it exactly as it was at the end of the last video. We've placed our spot coordinate annotation, bottom left corner. You can just see it down here in the site plan. So I'll zoom in back down there again so that we can see the arrow head and the spot coordinate clearly on the corner of the building there. Now what you can also work with is shared coordinates in Revit. Now I don't want to confuse the issue too much. All I want to do is make sure that the coordinates tally up from the exported Revit DWG when we look at it in AutoCAD. So the trick now is to go to our Manage tab in Revit, and go here to Project Location in the Project Location panel. And you want to click on this little fly up here, Coordinates, and as you can see, there's a Specify Coordinates at Point there. So if I click on that now, and come in…

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