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I have a building that contains curved walls, angled walls, and an orthogonal column grid. Is there a way to make the grid and sections cuts visible on elevations that cannot be perpendicular or parallel to the grid? I appreciate the assistance.
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I have looked into this previously. I have not found a way to make grid lines appear in views which are not aligned with the grids. As a work around, you can draft the grid lines. In order to determine the correct position in the elvation view I switched back to plan and created a reference plane which is perpendicular to the elevation line. Next, switch back to the elevation and draft a line over top of the reference plane. Hope this helps. Troy Mifsud- myCADD
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