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RAC 2008 I searched through the forums here, but could not find a similar issue. I sketched a profile of a frieze board with attached bed moulding to use on our elevations; when I take a section through the house, it shows as a solid. Is there a way to create the profile to show the individual pieces of material in a section view? This would be quicker than adding the separate pieces later with drafting components or lines. Thanks for any help you can provide. Jim H.
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FURNITURE families CAN NOT be CUT in Plan/RCP....
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As part of your profile family you can add detail components that show up when cut in section. Very cool..If you didn't create a profile family and did it "By Sketch" then create a profile family..
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Robin - Thanks for the reply. That is exactly what I was trying to do. Typhoon - I think you must have misunderstood my question; sorry if I was unclear. There are no furniture families involved in this situation, I was referring to wood trimwork on a residence. I do appreciate you replying, though; I will try to keep your answer in mind for future reference. Thanks again to you both. Jim
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Sorry for that, my english isn't good enought...
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One more thing to note. If your profile is applied to a curved sweep, then the details component will not show up.
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