SPOT SLOPE TOOL: Issues and fixes

When you want to put a Spot Slope on your elevations... and it is reporting the WRONG slope.. What can you do? This Revit Tip addresses a very common issue and how to fix it.
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[@radwanekallali7749]

that was amazing thank u from Algeria

[@nadeem006]

Nice awareness tutorial.. thank you 😊

[@3omar201]

always happy to see you

[@retrobass3693]

Very helpful

[@gloriacancino4155]

Legend! I have been so frustrated with this! THANK YOU!!!!

[@alexd2870]

Hi @Mike Taylor, hope you're doing well.
I have a quick question. In revit suppose that I'm having 2 project files, one for exterior and one for interior. Now when i link and bind link the exterior project file into interior project file, the annotations and 2D elements get deleted from the exterior file. So i have to copy those 2D elements from that file by opening it in same session.
Is there any better way to do this? Like to get the 2D elements after binding link?
Thank you in advance :)

[@miketaylor8211]

Ok.. first.. you don’t need to bind the files. I suggest you keep the two files separate, and link the exterior file into the interior file… and then.. do ALL of your annotation in the Interior file.
There is no need to Annotate in the Exterior file at all… keep it all in the Interior file.

[@alexd2870]

@@miketaylor8211 Thank you for your help :)