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  1. 9th May 2008 03:06 am #1
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    Wink plan view to isometric view

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    hi, as i look on some files here in my computer (im new here my post and the previous caddman here is just resign) i notice that he make some block reference plan in a isometric view but we i try to edit the block its in a plan view. guys can you help me how he can do that thing? this is the one i mentioning. its in a model space. please he me.
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    There are two ways to edit a block:

    1. BEDIT - Will open the block in the block editor in plan view
    2. REFEDIT - Will allow you to edit a block "In Place"
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    Default plan view to isometric view

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    Just double click and follow what its says.
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