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alarife

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Dear all,

Once again, I am here asking you to find a solution to my problems!

I need to model the built environment of my project, there are other buildings that should be taken into consideration when presenting the project, but I don't want them to appear in schedules.

What is, in your opinion, the best solution? Modelling them as masses? 

Thank you!!

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Too many solutions..

1. Use imagery
2. Google world?
3. Masses... maybe
4. Model in another linked file (s) << Better than in your main file.  They can be masses that you apply images to.

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alarife

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Thank you very much WWHub!

I've tried at last to model the neighboring buildings as masses, and it is working fine. I would try the other options you told me in case that this one will stop working.

Regards

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