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Hello, I have four buildings and each one must start with different elevation (base floor). First I have drawn one block and then created other blocks by copy-paste method (I don't know different method). At this moment stopped because I have to give different elevation value for each block. First block-basement start with 0, the other blocks starts with 1.5 m Please help me if anyone knows the solution. Thanks in advance. Ahmet KILIÇ akilic41@yahoo.com.tr
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Look in your HELP menu how you can work with "Linking Models"
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Typhoon is right, If you have 4 seperate buildings, then you should consider 4 different models and link them together. Or is this just a massing study? You metion creating blocks. Is that a mass or are you using an autocad term here? If it is a mass, then you should consider seperate masses. In place family extrusions are meant for single placement, not multiple.
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" Look in your HELP menu how you can work with "Linking Models" " Thank you very much. I applied linked models to my project. It solved my problem.
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