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I would like to somehow turn off the wall lings in a framing plan - any ideas?
- just the two lines of the framing
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Meant to say wall "linings"
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I don't know what you mean by wall "linings". A coarse view setting will only show the exterior wall lines.
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I'm not sure if I'm understanding your question but I would suggest changing the view range of your framing view. Just move up the bottom of the view.
Maybe an example of your drawing / view would help.
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