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    Default Unwanted lines in door openings

    I need to get rid of this lines (see attached image)
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    Default Re: Unwanted lines in door openings

    Could they be the edge of a floor? Or are the doors inserted for some reason just a touch above the floor level?

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    Default Re: Unwanted lines in door openings

    What you're seeing is the edge of the floors. I usually use the linework tool and make the edges invisible lines.

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    Default Re: Unwanted lines in door openings

    By adjusting the bottom range of your view an inch or so above the floor level, you will not see the floor line. A good option if walls cover the floor except at door openings.

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