Spot Elevation Instance Properties - Autodesk 24000-000000-9860 - Revit Architecture - PC User Manual

Name
Elevation Origin
Elevation Indicator as Prefix/Suffix
Top Indicator
Bottom Indicator
Top Indicator as Prefix/Suffix
Bottom Indicator as Prefix/Suffix

Spot Elevation Instance Properties

Name
Constraints
Relative Base
Graphics
Leader Shoulder
Leader
Text
Display Elevations
Description
If the origin value is set to project, then the elevation reported is with respect to the
project origin. If set to shared, then the elevation reported is with respect to the
shared origin. If the base value is set to relative, then the elevation reported is with
respect to the level in the Relative Base instance parameter. You can change the
shared origin by relocating the project. See
page 1234.
Specify the placement of the elevation indicator as a prefix or a suffix.
When you specify the Display Elevations instance parameter to Top & Bottom Elev-
ations or Top Elevation, you can enter text to indicate that this value represents the
top elevation of the element. This text can be displayed as either a prefix or a suffix
to the elevation value.
When you specify the Display Elevations instance parameter to Top & Bottom Elev-
ations or Bottom Elevation, you can enter text to indicate that this value represents
the bottom elevation of the element. This text can be displayed as either a prefix or
a suffix to the elevation value.
Specify placement of the top indicator as a prefix or a suffix.
Specify placement of the bottom indicator as a prefix or a suffix.
Description
The level from which the elevation is reported. This property can be edited for relative
spot elevations, and is a read-only value for project spot elevations.
When Leader is selected, you can add a shoulder (a bend) to the leader line.
If selected, the spot elevation includes a leader line. When not selected, no leader
line appears.
Specify the elevation you want to display:
Actual (Selected) Elevation displays the elevation of the selected point on the
element.
Top Elevation displays the top elevation of the element.
Bottom Elevation displays the bottom elevation of the element.
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