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How can I get the Structural Foundation Tag with Elevation to display top of footing elevation instead of bottom?
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I've been told the only way to get the top of footing elevation is to use a spot dimension. Autodesk did not make a top of footing tag. If you go through the AUGI forums some people have posted work arounds to get it but mostly they just manually put in the top of footing in like the comments category or something in each individual item. I think the spot dimension is the easiest way.
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See Attached.
- Set Start Level and end Level Offset to depth of Grade BM.
- Set Z justification to other
- Set Z Direction offset to where you want the bottom to be.
- And that is it.
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