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hey friends, i know to create a floor, but how can i create a floor with a bit high raise at some part at same level.
Suppose m creating floor at Level 1. once i create it, i need sme part of floor to raise a bit.
how can that be done? pls help.
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You can add extra points/lines to your floor and increase the elevation of those points/lines, check in your help "Modified sub-elemets".
OR you can create another floor on top of the other and join them.
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