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rob2218 wrote:They may not look correct in plan, but are they correct when you open the layout for the plan?
IN plan, the elevation markers read as "DWG#" and "SHT#" where in they aren't registering the location of where the views are being placed on the sheets.
2019-01-29 03:10 PM
rob2218 wrote:I would try relinking the markers: Elevation Settings > General > with Marker Reference to: The selected drawing then browse to the desired drawing. Short of opening the file in AC14 and trying to figure out where the problem started, I would just relink and get on with the project. I don't think "DWG#" and "SHT#" are Autotext.
So....here's the deal. The "Built-in-Elevation Marker" of which is the only option, isn't linking itself nor updating itself when the elevation views are placed on a sheet.
IN plan, the elevation markers read as "DWG#" and "SHT#" where in they aren't registering the location of where the views are being placed on the sheets.
2019-01-30 12:52 AM
Barry wrote:
rob2218 wrote:They may not look correct in plan, but are they correct when you open the layout for the plan?
IN plan, the elevation markers read as "DWG#" and "SHT#" where in they aren't registering the location of where the views are being placed on the sheets.
Barry.