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Sorry that I spam this forum with all my stupid questions.. but you are such a good help  Anyone who knows how I can get rid of this blue line?I can just see it when I look in 3D in the project.. :/
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And what is that?? a Structural column?? if so go to VG then pick in "Show All Categories" and in "Structural Columns" uncheck the parameter "Analytical Model"...
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If it is the analytical line of the column like Typhoon says I would also check the family of the column (I guess it's your selfmade stretchcolumn) and make sure the analytical line is placed at the same level as the column itself. But this is a bit offtopic offcourse
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