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Forums >> Revit Building >> Tips & Tricks >> Interior Elevation Crop boundries
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Why is it that when i do interior elevations and want to move my crop boundries they will sometimes snap to the wall, ceiling, or floor, but other times they won't? I'm running REVIT 2009. It's not a huge deal but It would be nice not to have to zoom in all the time and eye ball it, especially when I do hundreds of interior elevations.
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what's worse is that when they do snap the interior elevation doesn't print lines at the wall ends. We always have to drag the view boundary just past the snapping line. anyone else have this issue?
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Sorry, your issues are known issues and previously discussed over and over. Read the similar threads below. I think this is on the REVIT wish list.
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