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Patrick M
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interior elevation marker glitch

I've seen this several times, the I/E cut line extends beyond the boundary. There is no repair I've been able to find, but whenever it happens, you can no longer adjust the boundary of the elevation. The length of the cut can not be adjusted. I've tried jogging the elevation, I've tried removing the affected cut lines and restoring them... nothing.

the best 'fix' I can find is to place a new marker, copy over 2d/annotation from the broken elevation, then delete the old marker and link drawings to the new on. Anyone else seen this? have a better fix?

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Operating system used: Mac Intel-based

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Laszlo Nagy
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If this issue keeps reoccurring in a way that you can reproduce, you might want to report it to support.

 

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Patrick M
Virtuoso

like so many bugs, they are basically impossible to reproduce. I have seen several glitches and bugs with the IE markers; and have spent way too much time trying to replicate them... 
We had one project that had markers that were bugging out like this, and we couldn't even delete them... they had to be put on a hidden layer.
curious if anyone here has had similar issues, and has a way to reproduce, or a work-around to 'repair' them.

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