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R-ARC 08 I am dimensioning my exterior wall thicknesses, but I have some trouble when I dimension my curved walls. I have tabbed in order to select the wall faces, but a curved wall seems to be stubborn. Any ideas?
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A dimension to a curved wall in section is somewhat impractical. As the dimension constantly changes, you would want a dimension in section to read "varies". At the very least, it should read a dimension, followedd by "varies". If you want to still dimension it the latter way, I would recommend adding a reference plane. When adding the plane, you should be able to grab the end point of the line that represents the top of the wall, then make a vertical reference plane. You can then dimension to the reference plane. HTH
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