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Greetings! First time to post a thread here. Newbie.. Hehe.. Anyway, Is there a possibility to create ceiling coves? Thanks! Much appreciated
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Hey mate, welcome! when you say ceiling cove, do you mean reccess? I normally just draw the bottom part and the top part of the ceiling, that way it's faster and you are able to tag both parts, in a section or detail I fill in the gaps with some detail lines... HTH
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yes hehee.. oh is that it? thanks for the help i"ll go try it later :D
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If you want to model it, you can do an upper and lower ceiling then fill in the coffered area with a wall sweep using ceiling materials.
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