I typically build my site models based off of data that is geolocated. This is great for displaying the actual contour elevation values as they relate to the real world.
However...
I have to relocated my model from its actual 3D position ( 2700' above sea level and miles away from the orgin on X & Y) to the internal origin (0,0,0) to import into Twinmotion.
This changes all the contour elevation labels to being distance from z=0 and is undesired.
Is there a way to
I separated the house and the site into different files.
Put the house at FF=0.0
Left the site model in its real world location.
Referenced the site into the house.
Moved the site reference in the house file to the desired location.
BOOM, contours read correct.
You can interact with the site geometry in the site file using real world coordinates and elevations.
You can interact with the house geometry in the house file using elevations relative to FF.
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