how to rectify user origin?

[Anonymous]

in my archicad file user origin @ worksheet & user origin @ground floor plan are not aligned...may be i set new user origin bt nw m not able to relate both due to which when i merge new autocad file in d current worksheet m not able to align or drag it to d current archicad ground floor plan...help me...

[Anonymous]

Look up ArchiCadWiki.its explained in detail there
HTH

[Anonymous]

thanks but sorry it didnt help

[Dennis Lee]

I know there are some complicated analysis on the worksheet origin behaviour, but bottom line, don't use the worksheet for "plan" view references. It does not stay in one place.

For xref plans, aerial photos, surveys, etc., I use a separate story to make sure that they stay in the same place in relation to the project origin.

[Anonymous]

hi..thanks 4 ur sugesstion..initialy i too did d same way by inserting a refernce story n i was satisfied bt then wen worksheet ws introducd i took it as a right procedure...but alas !!!! i hv to cm bk to my initial procedure..

[Ignacio Azpiazu]

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[Link]

Try a search. This was discussed quite recently.

Cheers,
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[Lipi]

Something off topic, but still: renee, please use proper english, since most of us are not native english speakers and l33t speak is a very annoying thing and hard to understand.

[vistasp]

Lipi wrote:
Something off topic, but still: renee, please use proper english, since most of us are not native english speakers and l33t speak is a very annoying thing and hard to understand.

It's very hard to understand for anyone who grew up before the age of text messaging.

[Anonymous]

vistasp wrote:
It's very hard to understand for anyone who grew up before the age of text messaging.

It's also perverse that writing in txt speak is probably slower on a normal keyboard than typing the full words.

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