display ranges that do not work. . .

[ChIP_83]

At least I can't make them work. . .
then, I create a project with a level "ground floor" (other than 3 mt.) and a level "seminterrate" (up to 2.50).
design some wall on the ground floor with some openings and fixtures.
I go to the view of the basement floor plan.
in the display range I leave the cutting plan to 1.20, the lower floor to 0 (associated at the basement level) and imposed the upper floor to the ground level, trying to change all offsets from 0 to 5 mt.
I practically want to see the walls of the ground floor in the basement plant, but the only thing I get and see only the windows of the ground floor, without walls...

is it a bug?
How do I view the walls (and also the rest)?
end: I saw that I can do it simply by setting the plan on the "understanding" item.
but still I keep wondering why the viewing range doesn't work.
If to say I want to see "2 levels together" as I do?
I have to use the display range. . .

 

[lance]

Maybe I don't understand the problem because it makes me quietly

 

[ChIP_83]

I'll explain.

• on the first floor I create a simple rectangle in "muratura", as from the first screen.
• I go to the second floor and imposed the viewing range as from the second screen.
• as you always see in the second screen, in the second floor plant I see nothing.

Where am I wrong?

 

[lance]

you have to put the second level as top level.... only the one included in the primary range...the walls start from first floor level (from them up) if the upper part of the range coincides with the latter will not be displayed as only the one between ground floor and first floor will be displayed....

 

[lance]

in the pictures that you posted a second floor is not there, so I hope to have gotten rid of the same:tongue::biggrin:

 

[ChIP_83]

you have to put the second level as top level.... only the one included in the primary range...the walls start from first floor level (from them up) if the upper part of the range coincides with the latter will not be displayed as only the one between ground floor and first floor will be displayed....

then, even adding a third level (second floor) and setting it as a reference for the "top view" does not change anything.

I practically can't see the first floor plant on the ground floor.

uff :| works only with the "understanding" parameter, but I also need to be able to use the display ranges :|