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  1. I can confirm the same behavior on a Mac:
  2. Related Wishlist item. Please vote:
  3. Thanks dfor the info and where to find the Model>AI Visualizer command to add manually to custom workspaces.
  4. @Rob Nykolaishen Thank you for posting these workflow articles.
  5. Agree, but it's the cost of doing business. I tend to draw interior elevations late in the process, so fewer things are likely to change.
  6. I use interior elevations only to deal with the interior finishes, etc, so I use a thick profile line and don't indicate anything beyond what you would see standing in the space. I handle anything outside of the space itself in the section drawings. Closed cabinets are outside of the profile line, bookshelves are part of the profile.
  7. This is why I love this forum. You learn something new all the time. Thanks!
  8. I have been manually tracing the outline as a crop object, and using the same polygon as an outline in annotations. I guess that's what I'll keep doing. Good idea. It will have to wait until my next project because I've already set up the elevations with the Interior Elevation Marker (which are now classed & hidden) Also, if you haven't voted already there's a Wishlist item:
  9. Agree 100%. I cross reference all of my sections & elevations, so section line instances would be extremely helpful.
  10. @Domas Any followup? What would the recommended Workflow be for interior elevations where there's a dropped ceiling that is lower than the overall height of the walls? How do I get a solid outline around the actual space?
  11. I attach a custom record for this purpose because I'll also have other object types that need to be tagged. My workflow is to build the existing conditions model, select all and attach the record and mark everything as "existing". I save a copy of this file for safety. I then go through and mark anything needed as "demo". It turns out that I don't need the "New" data attached because everything not already marked is new. I'm sure there are flaws with this system, but it works for me.
  12. That's great to know that existing Service Select members can add licenses. I'm curious if this is true for all distribution areas.
  13. Great idea, especially with saved views with the classes adjusted as needed.
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