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Revit 2008 question: Is there a way to associate a curtain wall (or group of curtain walls) to something other than a level line? I am working on a project where the facade must align with an existing buliding and not with the level lines of the new building. I would like to constrain the curtain wall so that it stays true to a location regardless of how the level lines move (which at the moment is a lot). I tried to align/lock the curtain wall to a reference plane at the desired elevation, but no luck - it still moves with the level (and it moves the constrained reference plane too). Thanks.
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Set a level that will not move then hide it in all views if you have to.
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