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■ When you edit the elevation profile of a stacked wall, you edit one main profile. If you break up the
stacked wall, each subwall retains its edited profile.
■ When you highlight a vertically stacked wall in the drawing area, the entire wall highlights first. Press
TAB to highlight the component subwalls. Using a pick box selects only the stacked wall.
■ You can embed a vertically stacked wall.
■ Subwalls can host wall sweeps; stacked walls cannot.
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Subwalls cannot be in different phases, worksets, or design options from that of the stacked wall.
■ To place inserts in a vertically stacked wall, you may need to use the Pick Main Host command to switch
between the vertically stacked wall and one of the walls that compose it. For example, the door panel in
the following illustration is outside the upper wall because the main host of the door is the bottom
subwall.
To place the door properly, select the door, and, on the Options Bar, click Pick Main Host. Place the
cursor on the wall, and select one of the component walls. You may need to press
TAB to select the desired
wall.
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