Hey all,
When i have been doing site plans up to now i have been doing pretty much what is described in the link below - taking a 3D view from above, creating a 2D version and working on that.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=742u3W4A8a4&list=PLzSywDaY9iB81pj3syYXoTrRUdpIx833Y&index=2
Its fine for the work i have been doing till now, but has limitation when applying spot level markers and things.
I'm currently working on a multi unit scheme on a sloping site so i want to have a site plan that i can put spot levels on (without doing it manually).
What i want to do is create a story - lets call it Site - which its level is set to be above the topmost element of the model and for this to have everything visible - like a top view of a 3D view. However i can work out how to do this.
I could set all my element to be visible above their home story but that makes the upper floor plans confused as you would see external railings and planting etc on every level.
If anyone has any pointers on this it would be great.
FYI I'm running Archicad 28 Solo edition.
Operating system used: Windows 11
Ivor Hession
Principal
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