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Tue, Jul 18, 2006 at 1:47:27 AM \| Wall Detail #1
A5Len active Joined: Thu, Jun 8, 2006 35 Posts No Rating	I have a situation where the detail of a wall dissapears when the wall is given a unconnected hieght - the detail (lines defining finish thicknes & cut pattern) dissapears when the unconnected height is below 2000mm. I have checked that the cut plain is set below this height & that the drawing is set to medium / fine detail but the lines still do not show. Other walls that continue higher than 2000mm are fine. Any ideas? figure it must be a seeting but not sure which
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