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Tyring to show different options

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Anonymous
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Tyring to show different options

I'm being asked to show two options of a shell wall in model. I'm not sure
if I should create two walls and put them on different layers; or create an
entire different drawing, named option b.

The problem with the second solution is that both will get pathed through
the project navigator - which I suppose is no big deal as I can just turn
the x-ref off, or cause it not to path at the PN level.

How would you handle this situation?
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Anonymous
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you could create the two wall options in separate construct files.
then create 2 view files showing each option bringing in each file.


"VaDesigner" wrote in message
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I'm being asked to show two options of a shell wall in model. I'm not sure
if I should create two walls and put them on different layers; or create an
entire different drawing, named option b.

The problem with the second solution is that both will get pathed through
the project navigator - which I suppose is no big deal as I can just turn
the x-ref off, or cause it not to path at the PN level.

How would you handle this situation?
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Anonymous
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Now that's not a bad idea... Thanks Nathan.


"Nathan" wrote in message
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you could create the two wall options in separate construct files.
then create 2 view files showing each option bringing in each file.


"VaDesigner" wrote in message
news:5732148@discussion.autodesk.com...
I'm being asked to show two options of a shell wall in model. I'm not sure
if I should create two walls and put them on different layers; or create an
entire different drawing, named option b.

The problem with the second solution is that both will get pathed through
the project navigator - which I suppose is no big deal as I can just turn
the x-ref off, or cause it not to path at the PN level.

How would you handle this situation?
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Anonymous
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You could also create another Division for the Optional items, and designate
the optional walls construct to it, then when you assemble your views, it'll
give you a little more flexibility.

--
Mike Maloney
CM/PM
Basham & Lucas Design Group, Inc.
"Nathan" wrote in message
news:5732295@discussion.autodesk.com...
you could create the two wall options in separate construct files.
then create 2 view files showing each option bringing in each file.


"VaDesigner" wrote in message
news:5732148@discussion.autodesk.com...
I'm being asked to show two options of a shell wall in model. I'm not sure
if I should create two walls and put them on different layers; or create an
entire different drawing, named option b.

The problem with the second solution is that both will get pathed through
the project navigator - which I suppose is no big deal as I can just turn
the x-ref off, or cause it not to path at the PN level.

How would you handle this situation?

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