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We are documenting wall eelctrical outlets in a fitness center. The outlets occur above the cut plan, so they do not appear on the floor plan. Does anyone know a simple way (not plan region, as this requires too much management) to accomplish this?
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Edit the family and have symbolic lines that can sit below the actual family.
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If the outlet family has a vertical invisible line that is added to it that is long enough to be cut by your view cut plane, then the outlet will show. << I really don't like this process but it will work.
I don't understand why you don't want your view cut plane to be set hight enough to see these outlets. Think in reverse - add a large plan region to bring the rest of the view back down if you have to.
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