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For some reason I have a 'floor plan' and a 'Ground floor plan' on the same level and I want to get rid of one.
Problem is, half my objects/views are associated with 'floor plan' and half with 'ground floor plan'.
In elevation, only 'ground floor plan' has a level showing. How do I get 'floor plan' to show up as a level in elevation?
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click the line for ground level plan, right click, and select "hide annotation in this view"
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