When I set up my sketchup file, I establish the location of the project via the site survey and then I model my building on the site with the origin being considered the True North.
I then want to link my content into Revit so that other people can do the documentation of this project. I did all the tagging and sent the building into Revit. It came into Revit in the correct location relative to True North. The Revit users set up the project and then rotated the Project North so that the building is displayed orthogonal on the sheet.
I then made updates to the project and sent those updates to Revit. When they loaded in the updates, the modified elements came into the Revit project as if the Project North was the original True North.
For example, if my building was on an angle of 12 degrees from the sketchup origin and was 10 meters away along that axis, that would put the building in the correct spot on the site at True North. When I set up Project North in Revit, it changes that 12 degrees to 0 and maintains the 10 meter offset from the origin. Then when I bring in my updated content, it comes in 12 degrees rotated from the origin again which means that the new content is 24 degrees away from the original True North.
Furthermore, if I have my Project North established before I load in the content, Helix still treats my Project North as if it is the True North which then puts the content 12 degrees away from my origin which is at the “24 degrees” in the example.
What am I missing, surely Helix can update the content in a correct relative position if a Project North is set up.