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Thanks, you understood my problems quit right. The thing is that I have to configure a template for a bunch of interior architects. They don't have the time, the will or the calification to play with the diffetent views. I would like to set the set the front view as the plan view because they always draw the closets starting with the front view. And I would like to configure the right and left view with not need to rotate them every time. Do you know if this is possible? I guess I could create and save the rotated left, right and top views and keep the top/plan view as the front (main view) for the closets. Do you know how to save views and have access to them from the view panel? Thank you

I tried with a blank document, it still doesn't work. I attached a example. You can see how the rectangle are contrainted. If I change de contraint of the big rectangle, it should change de height of the small rectangle to keep all the contraints correct. Instead, the gives de error message ''the attempted changes of the contraints are not compatible with the other contraints of the drawing.'' Does that work for you? thanks

Doe's anyone know how to build a document with vertical layers. Or if you prefere, with the front view being de default (plan) view. My company design closets, and they need to be designed vertically. I know that it is possible to work verically with the working plans, but that is much more complicated. It is also possible to use de top view as principal view, but then the other view are wrong (that could be ok) but also 90? rotated. That makes the work very complicated... Thank's for your help.

When I try to contraint the length of and object indirectly (a rectangle for example) it says that the contraint is not compatible. However, the length of the rectangle is not already contrainted. It should thus work fine. Does anyone know how to let the objects change there shape when they are contrainted by external contraints?