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I am working on a rather simplistic floor / basement combination plan. I have incorprated the floor systems in the building and have cut the shaft locations for the mechanical equipment. Is there any way that I can get these shaft openings to display and print on my basement plan?
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Select the shaft and go to its element properties. You can set the level for the base and set an offset if you need it to go below this.
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