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Trying to find the best practice to indicate a furr down. Old School in CAD I would have a section cut indicated at the furr down on my reflected ceiling plan. Any good ideas out there? Thanks
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Whad do you mean "section cut"? I assume your ceiling plan is cut around your cabinets.
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well you know you work in AutoCAD for 12yrs it's hard to get way from things. But what I'm talking about is, I have a ceiling at 9'-0" Then I have a furr down and the other side the ceiling moves up to 11'-0". In cad on the ceiling plan I used to place a tag to call out that furr down detail. I just have not found a good way to call that out. Any suggestions would be great. Thanks,
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Why could'nt this be a "ceiling" called "Furr Down" .... Then when you tag this ceiling, it would say furr down and have an elevation.... Or just use a key note?
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I have made an 'architectural beam' family that is really a horizontal column family. It joins to walls and shows a dashed line at the floor level. If I don't use that family, I just draw walls with an offset from the referenced floor.
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