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Hi, I have a very extensive project that has some levels I want to erase. The problem is that they are bounded to many objects. For example I had two levels of basements, but I don´t need one of them. Is there someway to erase that level without erasing part of my project and/or automatically relate them to another level? because I changed a lot manually but I don't thing I finish changing them? Hope I explainded Myself. Best Regards,
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You probably should just hide that level off in all views. Much easier.
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Ok, it is what I'm doing, but when you have a project of 70+ sheets its not that easier... maybe if there where an option like "hide on all views" it will be a lot easier....
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You can drag the level in 3D setting off to the side so that it does not intersect any view.
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Genius !!!, That will save me from hours of formatting views. Thanks !
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