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So I linked in a detached garage model to my main house model. But I can't figure out how to adjust the elevation of the model, as you can see in the pic, its floating above the first floor area a lot.
Any advice?
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Links work similar to groups. You can just selec t it and move it.
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Go to a section or elevation, select the link and then move it up to where you want it. You can then save position/publish the new coordinates back to the link so it knows where its new position is.
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HI. nether option worked. the linked model will not move in section or elevation. it only moves left or right.
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Then someone placed a dimension lock to a level.
Does this linked model have levels? If so then maybe the first floor level is locked to the host floor level. If that was done with a dimension that is now missing, you should be able to move it detached. I sometimes remove dimension locks by adding the dimension, locking it then unlock it.
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