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Move or copy an entire building, including dimensions, annotations, and generic models.
Move or copy an entire building, including dimensions, annotations, and generic models.
It should be very simple to move or copy an entire building, including dimensions, annotations, and generic models. Move, copy, rotate, and adjust the site elevation levels, allowing the same model to be placed in different areas of a terrain with steep topography, for example.
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