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    About Placing Elevation Callouts

    You can use callouts to create elevations of the building model. With the callout tools of AutoCAD Architecture 2026 toolset, you can create interior and exterior elevations. When you create an interior elevation, you can select spaces as the elevation boundary.

    4 model space exterior elevations

    AutoCAD Architecture 2026 toolset comes with a number of predefined elevation callout symbols.

    Related Concepts

    • About Working With Callouts
    • About Placing Title Marks
    • About Placing Detail Callouts
    • About Placing Section Callouts
    • About Working With Callouts Outside a Project
    • About Creating New Callout Tools

    Related Tasks

    • To Set the Properties of a Callout Tool
    • To Place a Callout Without a Model Space View
    • To Reference a Callout to an Existing View
    • To Open a Model Space View
    • To Delete a Model Space View
    • To Resolve Fields in Callout Symbols
    • To Place a Single Elevation Callout
    • To Place a Four-Way Interior Elevation Callout
    • To Place a Four-Way Exterior Elevation Callout

    Related Reference

    • Callout Tools Reference
    • Callout Tool Properties Reference

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