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i have a slab that steps down 5" and the drop cap that contours with that. the way we do drop caps is to create a floor slab that's under the primary slab. i know that there are families that has drop caps with the columns. does anyone have an easy solution to this? thanks!
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I've done this...but it's not easy you basically have to take the existing column with drop-caps family and split it in half. You can still host the column to a level, but the portion that steps will be controlled seperately. Are you good with editing families?
Edited on: Sat, Jan 30, 2010 at 4:36:41 PM
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