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I am looking for a way to extend the exterior finish of a first story wall up over the second story wall, without having to adjust the materials of that second story wall. For example, I have siding on a CMU wall on the first story, and I want to cover the floor system and second story frame wall with that siding as well.
I have seen this done before on a video fron AU online, but I can't remember how to do it. Any suggestions?
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The finish of the Wall section should be unlocked from the Wall properties, then you will be able to adjust just the finish without extending the entire wall to the second story.
The help file gives more detailed instructions, I think.
Hope this helps!
SL
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