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I am using Revit 9.1. I want to dimension to the studs/ framing but it wants to dim. to center or OSB. Is there a box I have not checked? Please help.
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Sorry for wasting your time. It was the same thing I was doing for my other post. I had the OSB in the core category. When I moved it above the core it dim. to the studs.
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Trowell, Although you have learned something with your experience it was not your problem. No matter what your dimension settings are on the options bar (core face, wall face, wall centerline) you can dimension to any component line within a wall by tabbing when you hover near the line. There are some wall where you may want to define some elements as core but still dimension to something else.
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Thank you for your help.
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