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  1. #1
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    Smile Copy Terrain or copy plans

    Good morning,

    Is there a good way to either copy an exisitng terrain to a new plan or copy the new plan to the original terrian and eliminate the old plan?

    Where I design (Conway NH) we have a lot of houses have walk out basements. I am now designing a house identical in size (but with different interior layout windows etc) to an earlier house that has the terrain completed. Is there an easy way to re-use the terrain for the second house and not have to re-do the terrain. This design is fairly popular and I suspect I may be doing others like it?

    Again thanks for any help you can give me.
    Doug Somerville
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  2. #2
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    Doug:

    Sounds like you want a revised version of the same basic plan. If that is true then: You should open the plan you want to revise "Save As" a new plan in a new folder and make the revisions to that copy of the plan.
    Larry

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  3. #3
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    Also, consider the "Edit Area" tools

    Lew
    Lew Buttery
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  4. #4
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    Jul 2005
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    Try the "Import Terrain" wizard. I'm not sure if it is applicable in this situation, I believe it is for importing terrain data from a surveyors report, but I would think you could export a terrain and then re-import it like you do with symbols.

    Just an un-educated guess here.
    Allen Brown
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