One line, multiple stories
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‎2009-03-24 06:26 PM

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‎2009-03-24 06:31 PM
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‎2009-03-24 06:37 PM

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‎2009-03-24 09:17 PM
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‎2009-03-24 10:33 PM
The module can then be placed on any story, in the same file or other file (always without changing the origin when placing --and if you suspect somebody screwed up and moved the module, you just delete it and place a new instance). It is great for multi-file projects too, and also when you want to try out a design variation in some other temporary file.
Normally I publish the module from the working site file, the ground story being the only story where the module-generating elements reside (all the other instances are brought in module). Just to make sure I lock the elements (not the layers, that is), so that there is little chance that I can modify those inadvertently.
'Skip nested' should always be checked for these modules.
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‎2009-03-24 10:54 PM
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‎2009-03-24 11:20 PM
!! 2D Script HOTSPOT2 0, 0 HOTSPOT2 A, 0 HOTSPOT2 A/2, 0 !! midpoint if you like LINE2 0, 0, A, 0 !! if you want the line's 'edge' selectable HOTLINE2 0, 0, A, 0Show it on all stories.
(For a lot of geometry the module solution is great.)
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‎2009-03-24 11:43 PM
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‎2009-03-26 02:49 AM
James wrote:Yup. And you can use polylines, fills, arcs, stretch and trim, etc. And you keep single-source, pretty much live (placed modules update every time somebody hits 'save'), full control of the project geometry in multi-story, multi-file, multi-user projects, with or without Teamwork.
(For a lot of geometry the module solution is great.)
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‎2009-03-26 04:02 AM
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