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We typically show a bottom wall eleavtion in our plans. Is there a way to create a tag or spot elevation that will show the actual elevation so I don't have to use the dinosaur method of inputing text?
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You need a model element that resides at that elevation for you to tag with an elevation marker.
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The wall is a model element? I just need to tag the bottom of it, but it's not available.
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