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OK, I seem to be grasping the idea of using phasing in my drawings a little better now although only the bare basics of how the concept works. In my current model I have phases set up for existing, demolition and new construction and everything appears as it should do so I'm happy with that. If I decide to add lets say, another wing to my model, and wanted to show it as a complete alternative to the current proposals, am I right in saying that all I need do is follow the same procedure as before by setting up a new phase, duplicating the views, and drawing the new geometry? So in fact, can it be said that I can set up as many phases as I want by following this same procedure, all giving me different variations of construction whilst all sheets being contained in the same model/file? Thanks all, your help appreciated as always Kirk
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