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In a small project just beginning, only some levels appear in section, some do not. They were created on an elevation in which all are now extending through the project in 3D. I've no difficulty as in a n earlier questin with locating them, left or right, of the view. How do I bring these missing levels into the light? Difficult to work wwithout them.
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In order for a level to appear, it must be cut by the section cut. Find a perpindicular view and pull the levels over so they will be cut by your section.
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Right click on the level and select 'Maximize 3D extents'.
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