I have a linked dwg (site plan) that came in at true north. When I try to rotate to project north the crop region rotates with it. I haven't had this problem in other projects. Is there a way to rotate the crop region back to the original position?
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Mark the angle of the crop region before rotating the project. Select the crop region after rotating the project and rotate it back into place. -
I try to avoid rotating project north in Revit at all costs. If it were me, I would rotate the linked DWG file so that it matched project north in Revit, then rotate true north in Revit to match the survey. Project north in Revit is simply the top of your monitor, or in other words, it defines how your building will fit on your sheets assuming that your sheets are in landscape format.Comment
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Set up true north and project north first. Then link your cad file into a view that is set to true north.There are no stupid questions, only stupid peopleComment
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