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how do you place door on the correct elevation when creating a split level home
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just go to an elevation view and put the door anywhere you want it.. is that what you want to know?
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For split level buildings, you really need both levels as levels. Then simply host your door on the correct level. You should do the same with your rooms - walls - windows. Anything that is level related or reports its location by level.
Although you may show both levels in one plan, I suggest you have a working plan for each level. Then when you place objects, simply work in the correct level plan view.
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