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Is there a way to draw a building in its own file and then import the model with the documentation (tags, detail lines, sections, callouts, etc...) into another file? I have multiple buildings that i want to share the same floor plan sheet, but you can't seem to document a linked building, and modelling the buildings in the same file proves to be a hassle, because if the buildings need to shift relative to each other (which has happened twice now) it means moving the models themselves (as opposed to the "Relocate this Project" command) and this causes problems with notes, details, crop regions, etc... which then need to be moved manually... Any ideas?
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