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Negative numbers in story level settings

laurenpwise
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At my office, we like to arbitrarily call the Main Level Floor 100' so that when you go down levels, instead of moving -12' you move to 88', for example.  Is there a way to set this up in the story levels so when you look at an elevation or section, the levels below the main level won't be negative relative to the Main Level?

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sinceV6
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Hi.

 

Sure. Instead of moving story levels around, use reference levels to achieve this. For example, set your first reference level to -100', then in sections/elevations set annotations to use this reference level.

 

Hope that makes sense.

Best regards.

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sinceV6
Advocate

Hi.

 

Sure. Instead of moving story levels around, use reference levels to achieve this. For example, set your first reference level to -100', then in sections/elevations set annotations to use this reference level.

 

Hope that makes sense.

Best regards.

Lingwisyer
Guru

Are you talking about the actual story numbers? Could you just turn them off in your marker settings and just show the story name?

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we want the numbers to show up.  sinceV6's advice got us part way there.

Thanks!  this got us part of the way there.  Ideally, any measurement or reference taken from the arbitrary 100' line would be subtracted from 100', but this is a great start.  Thanks!