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I have a reference plane that is representing the underside of the roof deck. I used it to create the structure for a large building model with a single slope. Is it possible to use this as a specified height for interior walls that go up to deck?
Thanks in advance for any help!!
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I don't think the reference plane will act as a "level" in the properies box of the wall.
You can however "attach" walls to reference planes. Select the wall, hit the attach button then select the reference plane.
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Thanks, Tom!
You are a freakin' genius!!!!!
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