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I recieved a model from a consultant that has two level 1's that are the same elevation. They drew objects on both levels. Is there an easy way to combine these two levels? Thanks.
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You need to isolate the objects that are hosted on the wrong level and rehost them. For most objecst, you should just be able to change them under their properties - constraints - and change them to the correct level. You may have to do this piecemeal by category but you should at least be able to change them as a group.
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