I've made considerable use of Wall Recesses in a (large) project I'm working on but I'm regretting it because they're so temperamental.
These things should stay where you put them but they don't. Editing a wall style, for instance, will send them all off randomly to different positions. And they can difficult to get back into place, unless you use specific steps (e.g. Top Plan view, double click, then exit, then move), but even then some are impossible to move back and must be recreated.
Compare this to symbols, which are less convenient for creating wall recesses, but at least they stay put.
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I've made considerable use of Wall Recesses in a (large) project I'm working on but I'm regretting it because they're so temperamental.
These things should stay where you put them but they don't. Editing a wall style, for instance, will send them all off randomly to different positions. And they can difficult to get back into place, unless you use specific steps (e.g. Top Plan view, double click, then exit, then move), but even then some are impossible to move back and must be recreated.
Compare this to symbols, which are less convenient for creating wall recesses, but at least they stay put.
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