So im getting a grasp on the factory endorsed way to link Revit models together with a common origin, and after the 4 pager on this topic, i realized that we have not been doing it correctly.
Weve been linking OTO, and modeling as far away from the origin as was necessary to place the models in the proper location. This was obviously a problem when we got a good distance from the origin.
So now, i have a tiny model (tenant fitout) with the huge shell package linked in. I linked it in CTC, and adjusted it to the proper location, and did an Acquire Coordinates from linked model.
NOW, im trying to export to DWG for our consultants, and i cannot get it to export so that it is in the same location in AutoCAD. Im exporting using Shared Coordinates, but the sheet also has the crop region rotated so the space fits on the sheet. In the exported DWG, the space is sideways when i XREF in the shell package export.
I read in the other thread that i cannot export a SHEET with shared coordinates... So do i have to export all the views, then all the sheets and XREF them together? Or if i do the sheets, but tell it not to make it all one file, will that work?