Floor plan cut plane settings?
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2008-05-23
07:29 AM
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06:14 PM
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Rubia Torres
2008-05-23
07:29 AM
I'm on a roll this week!!... Thought I could just fit this last question in seeing as its Friday

I did a quick search before posting this thread, but found no joy there.
I want to draw up 3 horizontal sections through some kitchen cabinets and thought it would make sense to use the Floor PLan Cut Plane settings at three different heights to achieve this.
I have 3 plan views in my View map and thought I could adjust the FPCP settings individually and get my 3 sections.
However, adjusting the values doesn't seem to make any difference to what I see apart from the walls? I put 3 different height walls and they seem to register the change but the slabs I used for my cabinets shoe no change.
I tried to set a cup plane higher than the floor to see if the floor disappeared but it didn't seem to make a difference either?
Also I set the height to 750mm from floor and my overhead cupboards were still in view?

Have a great weekend
thanks Tony
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2008-05-23 08:31 AM
2008-05-23
08:31 AM
try switching your cabinet objects from 'Symbolic' to 'Projected' . . .
any good?
~/archiben
any good?
~/archiben
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2008-05-23 10:36 AM
2008-05-23
10:36 AM
~/archiben wrote:Objects don't have that ability do they?
try switching your cabinet objects from 'Symbolic' to 'Projected' . . .
any good?
~/archiben
Only walls (including doors & windows), columns, beams and roofs.
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2008-05-23 10:49 AM
2008-05-23
10:49 AM
Barry wrote:probably not!
Objects don't have that ability do they?

you got me!
cheers
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2008-05-26 02:41 AM
2008-05-26
02:41 AM
Thanks for the repleys guys,
In the end I just created a detail of the cabinets and drew them @ the 3 levels in 2D..
Thanks for the input all the same...
Tony
In the end I just created a detail of the cabinets and drew them @ the 3 levels in 2D..

Thanks for the input all the same...
Tony

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2008-05-27 06:48 PM
2008-05-27
06:48 PM
Barry wrote:AFAIR some do ... but then, it might have been the 11 beta.~/archiben wrote:Objects don't have that ability do they?
try switching your cabinet objects from 'Symbolic' to 'Projected' . . .
any good?
~/archiben
Only walls (including doors & windows), columns, beams and roofs.
Barry.
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