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ArchCheerios13

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How could I "bring to front" and object that is being hidden by another object?

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I created a shower head family with a label on it and when i place it in the shower bathroom floor plan the shower family object is covering up the labels from the shower head

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Model elements are placed in space according to 3D rules.  There is no "bring to front".  << Does that give you a hint?

Also, You say the "shower family" .  Does this have a masking region in it?  < May be your problem.

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I figured it out, i had to model the shower head and lable in a plumbing wall based family rather than a generic wall based

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But i do got another questio tho, i have been working on different design options for my firm and on certian views (the plumbing plan) the walls are not joinging at the corners and so i tried to join them by using the milter option and it does not work, could it because the two different walls are on different options?

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