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Hi guys, I have small issue here.I have structural walls stand from basement 2(lower basement) go all the way up to the roof. But for some reason, the walls dont show up on Basement 1 (upper basement) plan.I checked the Visibility/graphics evertyhing turned on. I also played with the View range, no help. As well as the 'reveal hidden elements button' still they won't show up.Anyone can Help please?Attached is the illustration of my problem.
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In your floor plans i see you are in "Coarse" mode, did you try to change to "Medium or Fine" mode???
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Did you hide your walls? If you did, you can see them again by clicking View > Reveal Hidden Elements. Then right-click on whatever you hid (it should show up in red) and click "Unhide in View". When you're done, click the little light-bulb-looking icon on toward the bottom center to exit that view. If this is not the problem and you already know all of this, I'm sorry. I hope you can fix your problem. 
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Yes I've allready done those. The coarse, medium, fine And also the reveal hidden elements button.But still they dont work. 
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right click and on view properties what discipline you are using, wall might be non-bearing if so change them to structural combine or charge the discipline to coordination, that should do it. Let me know what happen
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Beautiful Manny. It works . Thanks a lot...
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