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Hi there all. I'm working in Revit 9.0. Every orthagonal line I draw gives me an error message stating that my line is "slightly off axis". This only happens when I am working on sheets in an elevation view with detail lines. I am working off a central file and the same occurence is happening on a co-workers file as well. Thanks, Aaron
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Hi again! This same problem is occuring again. UGH! on another job file. I am still working on REVIT 9.0. Even if I drag a new level (grid line) accross the elevation (or section) and then try and draw a detail line on the exact same grid line, I get the error message "Line is slightly off axis and may cause inaccuracies". Does anyone know the cause of this??
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I figured it out---my section cut (when zoomed in A LOT@!) was slightly off axix. thanks.
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