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I would like to associate the symbol annotation for an object such as a thermostat with the floor plane by default so it will display when you set the height above the cut plane. Anyone have any ideas?
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If any part of your component extends below the cut line then it will display. You can edit your component and insert a vertical invisible vertical line to extend below the cut line.
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Good idea! I would prefer to associate the symbol with the floor plane but if that works. Thanks Tim
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No trouble. Even if it was associated with the floor plan it would not display if it was all above the cut plane.
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You da man! Worked perfectly.
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