Elevation from AC10 is Section in AC11
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2007-07-02 07:43 PM
2007-07-02
07:43 PM
its not a big issue but i was just wondering? " any way i didn't really find a real benefit of separating those two .. an additional tool? if it was for organizing the job, an ability of creating folder in Elevation tree in navigator or something like that is enough

any way back to my situation... any ideas?
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2007-07-02 08:31 PM
2007-07-02
08:31 PM
I don't know if there is any way to fix it in AC11 (not to say there isn't I just haven't needed to). This probably happened because some of your elevations had their marker type set to "Section" in AC10. If you change this in the AC10 file and reopen it in 11 that should fix it for you.
I too question the sense of this new tool. It makes thingsslightly easier by letting us have default markers set for each, but I have always considered elevations to be sections that don't happen to cut through the building (or sections as elevations that do). Besides, many sections also include partial elevations (particularly in "U", "H" or "O" shaped buildings).
I too question the sense of this new tool. It makes things

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2007-07-02 11:17 PM
2007-07-02
11:17 PM
I've been using the new division to clone Elevations and Interior Elevations into my View Set. It's not huge, but kind of nice.
Tom Waltz