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When you split a wall, is there a way to not see the split line in an elevation view? I would like the wall to look like one wall not 2. Thanks
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If the wall types on either side of the split are not the same type try to "Join Geometry", if they are the same wall type what is the reason for the split (if you dont mind my asking)...but if they are the same type, you can use linework in elevation and make them "<Invisible Lines>" and then they shouldnt show. The linework tool is 2 to the right of the tape measure tool.
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