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So guys. I had to mirror my whole project to keep it from falling of a cliff. Mirroring went fine, but now my section lines are not where they belong in all my views, and they are upside down in others! Whats worse is, I go into fix them and the others flip around. What am I doing wrong here?
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You should mirror the model only, then redo all annotations and re-compose your views.
Try to copy that project with a new name, delete all annotations, then open the old file with the new one side by side, using copy and paste to re-place all annotations.
Or you can turn off all annotations, mirror the model, then turn all annotations on, move them to the correct locations.
Edited on: Sun, Oct 13, 2013 at 10:29:04 PM
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Thanks, I ended up removing all the sections, replacing, and renaming. All the other notes seemed to be functioning normally.
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