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OK. This is probably really simple, but I'm missing something. I'm doing a restoration of a 1885 large victorian. Stairs are existing, so I put them on this phase. They look fine on existing plans with the lines dashed 1/16" gap above the cut line. On plans for new phase the stairs show up as grey lines, but the lines above the cut are solid grey also. A very confusing mess. What is the solution to this problem I am experiencing? I looked for a parameter that might fix it but to no avail.
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Open up the visibilty/ graphic overides and scroll down to stairs. Un check the "stairs beyond cut line" and "stringers beyond cut line" that should fix the problem.
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Thanks for the insite. That was very helpful. I am surprised I didn't see that before!
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