Elevation View without so much elevation?
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2017-04-18
03:22 AM
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Gordana Radonic
2017-04-18
03:22 AM
I am currently working on CD with a 4 unit townhouse.
In my elevations it is displaying all the units behind the most front unit (which is the only one I would like to show)
I am wondering if there is a way to get rid of those behind the first unit? I have already tried dragging the elevation display range on the floor plan to exclude the other units. However, it still comes up in faded greyish lines.
Please let me know if there is a way to do it.
Cheers!
Andy[/img]
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2017-04-18 03:35 AM
2017-04-18
03:35 AM
Sounds like you are moving the 'Marked Distance Area' line and not the elevation limit line.
Possibly your elevation is set to 'Infinite Depth' for the horizontal range.
Change this to 'Limited Depth' and you will see the limit line that you can adjust.
Barry.
Possibly your elevation is set to 'Infinite Depth' for the horizontal range.
Change this to 'Limited Depth' and you will see the limit line that you can adjust.
Barry.
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2017-04-18 04:05 AM
2017-04-18
04:05 AM
Hi Barry,
That's exactly what I did, thanks, I needed to adjust the horizontal limit line instead of the marked distance. You are a champ!
Cheers,
Andy
That's exactly what I did, thanks, I needed to adjust the horizontal limit line instead of the marked distance. You are a champ!
Cheers,
Andy