How to add manual dimension lines in elevations

How to add manual dimension lines in elevations

You can add manual dimension lines into elevations for more annotations. Once you have selected your elevation, follow the steps below.

1. Right click on your elevation and select 'Manual Dimension Line'.

2. Your cursor will display a blue cross, position this where you want the dimension line to begin and left click.



3. Using your mouse, drag to where the dimension line needs to end and left click.



4. This will add the dimension line into the elevation.

If you want to edit the dimension line, simply double click on it.
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