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    Ruben Benitez
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    So I have a bit of a conundrum with my foundation plan.  As a standard practice I have always shown plumbing fixtures on my foundation and floor framing plans. This is super handy in the field especially for slab on grade construction. I want to be able to see these fixtures but they’re on a layer that isn’t used in the foundation plan and if you use there are way too many other entities on the Fixtures layer/group for it to be used. All my fixtures in question have 2D Graphics so that’s not an issue. The conundrum is where to create the layer and what effects that may have on anything else. I was thinking of adding a new element layer Element_Plumbing. this would give me the control I want to be able to choose between 2D & 3D and have it show either way in my foundation plan. Anyone know if this will work?

    #25071
    Ruben Benitez
    Participant

    The other option would be to create layer Element_Casework being that 90% of what I’ve used the Element_Fixture layer for is casework and counters.

     

    #25075
    Mike Brightman
    Keymaster

    Hey Ruben,

    This custom element layer certainly seems like the route that would work -creating it from scratch would give you control of how you want that layer represented in your drawings as opposed to placing it on another ConDoc layer and modifying the settings to get it to appear how you want.

    There’s a great video we have that covers creating custom drawing sets that you can reference here: https://vimeo.com/273917714

    Since ConDoc is configurable, as long as you save and load your custom drawing set, you can pretty much use it however you choose.

    #25079
    Ruben Benitez
    Participant

    Luke … thanks for the response, That’s exactly what I did and it worked like a charm!!!

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