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I know how to create a walkthrough with a spline on a single level, but how can I get a walkthrough spline path to go from a first floor level, up to a second floor level?
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As you are drawing a path for the walkthrough, you have a drop down box at the top that lets you choose which level the offset for the next point you place is based off of. The other way to do it if your path is already created on a single level is to edit the walkthrough, choose path in the top left drop down menu and drag the points in an elevation view to change their height.
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