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what's the best way to make a key plan that can be placed on multiple sheets?
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Take a look at some of the answers in the threads below, they are pretty helpful.
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in the past ive drawn a detail line round my building/site/block and then cut and pasted this into a drafting view, then placed this onto sheets with the correct scale etc with no title
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sorry legend view not drafting
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I've done a few of these recently.
I export a floor plan to dwg - import it into a generic annotation family.
Then use a combination of symbolic lines and filled regions with visibility parameters to define the zoning breakup of the building.
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