interrate display range

[marpol]

as you can see from the section that I have leveled a topographic surface, but when I go to see the basement you do not see the ground dissected.
if in the basement imposed the view as a comparison between the factual state and the project the ground is seen as dissected as it must, but if imposed the view as a state of project you do not see any ground. I'm not changing the display ranges.
What's the problem? thanks to everyone for the attention.
http://img97.imageshack.us/gal.php?g=sezione.pngExcuse me but I can't post the pictures as you must!

 

[gfrank]

the leveling of the ground was done in the phase of project?

 

[marpol]

Yes, I did everything following the online guide.

 

[gfrank]

verify that the view of the project does not deactivate the display of the soil in "graphic substitution/visibility"

 

[marpol]

the topography item came up correctly. . .

 

[gfrank]

... I don't know what to tell you, without seeing the file...
verify that the view plan, completely intersect the ground... .
try to change the cutting levels ...

 

[marinets]

I have a similar problem, too. I created the existing ground. If I go to insert the basement, in the section I remain completely netted, as if it were "full of land". How do I "empty him"? Do I have to create a vacuum in the ground? Moreover in some prospectuses I see a retina band of green that is to indicate the soil, while in other prospetti no.... in case I can attach the file to explain better.
Thank you.

 

[marpol]

for the "good" you have to make a platform.
for the view of green in the prospects probably the ground is sloped.

 

[piotta]

In fact it is a problem that often arises and every time I solve it I forget as I have done; But there is one thing to remember. when you set the thickness of the few you put the minus sign (-) in front of the thickness because with positive value it goes into the table and can no longer understand what direction the soil develops. not if it's the solution but check.. .