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I am working on a timber framed project, two levels. I have put structure in for both first floor and timber turss roof frame. When I went back to edit the sheets I noticed that the truss layout was also being displayed on the floor structure layout, which is 2500mm below. I have tried turning off layers ect. but what ever I have tried I can not get the roof truss display off the first floor structure layout. Can anybody help me?
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Try adjusting the view range on the lower floor so its below the upper floor.
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also in the View Properties check your Underlay setting HTH
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I had a similar problem. In my case, I created them on level one and changed their offset position to be at the proper height. Apparently, they will still show up in level one plan. Create another level or reference plane and change the base to it.
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