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I want to create a reference plane to coincide with the tops of the columns I am putting in for a pier and column foundation. Should I create a workplane that will move with the tops of the columns or should I create a horizontal level to do this? If I use a level, I don't want this level to appear in my exterior elevations. Do I just hid it?
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What is the purpose of this reference plane? Is it to lock the height of the columns? What do you want to achieve?
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We often use levels for this and hide them where we don't want them (that level could be on a workset that is normally turned off). You can use a simple reference plane but other users are quicker to delete those than levels.
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