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How do you modify the style of the Elevation Tags for Interior Elevations? I would like to develop a custom version that matches our current office standards.
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Hey mate,
Open the settings menu, open "view tags", then choose "elevation tags". You can then duplicate the existing tag and edit all of its properties to match it to your office standard. Then click one of your interior Elevation Tags and edit its type properties, change the "Elevation Tag" property to the new one your created.
Cheers!
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Perfect! Exactly what I was after!
Thanks D'RevitO
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But is there any way to draw the elevation tags the way I want instead of just switching from circle to square?
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