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I'm having an issue with floors. My floor has an mysterious opening it as seen in the first image, but when I go to edit this floor to eliminate it, the geometry disappears as seen in the second image. The third image is 3d to verify that the opening is actually there. If I delete the entire floor and redra it the opening still appears. If I move the floor somewhere else the opening vanishes, but if I move the floor back the opening reapperas in the same spot. I concluded that there is some thing there creating this opening. There is no mass element; nothing hidden; nothing turned off. etc. This used to be the location of a shaft opening, but this opening has since been deleted and this mysterious hole left in its place that can't be deleted. Please help.
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There is still a shaft opening there - there may have been two. Delete it again.
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Tried. There is no other shaft opening there. Nothing hidden, nothing turned off.
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Shaft openings are not readily visible. Try and hover your mouse over a 3d view of the opening or use your tab button on the plan.
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Hi, TIM is right, you can also select by "Crossing" and then go to the "Filter" and check if there is any shaft....
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I have tried that. There is no shaft opening there that I can highlight. The attached image shows a what was highlighted with a crossing window. When I copy the entire plan to the side the opening vanishes. If this was a shaft opening it would also be copied. I do think something is there or at least the program thinks there is.
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Put here the model to download and i take a look when i can....
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Gentlemen, you are absolutely correct. I am an idiot. The shaft opening was there. Somehow it got attached to the default foundation level (I don't know how, maybe user error). I could only highlight the opening from this level thus it could only delete from this level and sonce I am not at the point of working on this level I never thought of checking it. By dumb luck I checked it. It was ignored on any other level except its base. I apologize, you guys are brilliant. Thanks for all the help.
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I have the same issue - but possibly more complicated - i am working a project that has been using desing options, and i think the shaft opening is nested in one of them. I have tried everything that you have listed, but have not been able to find the shaft opening and delete. Any suggestions?
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If you are having trouble selecting the shaft opening make sure select pinned elements is not checked and the shaft is not pinned.
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