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I have a building that is to complex to dimension all at one time. How do I section it off. Thanks, Jim Coffey
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all sorts of ways, but simplest is probably just create multiple views, purely for dimensioning, play with visibilty in each view, and dimension each view as appropriate. we always separate floor plans from setout plans.
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