DISPLAY ORDER - whats the low-down on them?

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‎2015-06-13 01:20 AM
i>u
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‎2015-06-14 11:26 PM
IF you have placed a fill over your building to indicate its outline on your Site Plan, and bring that fill to the front, you should not then have to send your walls to the back as well. This would effect the wall's display order relative to other elements you will see in different layer combo's / views.

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‎2015-06-15 04:58 AM
i>u
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‎2015-06-15 05:02 AM
i>u
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‎2015-06-15 03:01 PM
By the way, some confusion about terms there...
There is a single View Map, which can contain any number of Views.
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‎2015-06-15 05:06 PM
Have had issues like this before. When the architect tells me "I thought you were going to make the area fills be on top, they are still reading thru? what happened?" I really don't know what to tell him. He's getting tired with the response...."I did set it that way, but don't know what happened".
laszlonagy wrote:
Then maybe you should save multiple Views showing different Layer Combinations and arrange those Views on a Layout to obtain the result you want on the Layout.
By the way, some confusion about terms there...
There is a single View Map, which can contain any number of Views.
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‎2015-06-15 05:20 PM
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‎2015-06-16 01:08 AM
i>u
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‎2015-06-16 04:24 AM
When all elements are at the top of the stack (or at an equal level in the stack) I believe they then display in there default order i.e. fills behind other elements.
So you now need to send the column and cabinets back.
However as far as I know there is no way of saving the display order differently in different views.
What you see on screen is what you will see in all views.
The only (painful) way I can think to do it would be to have the same fill in two different layers.
One set behind and turned on when needed and the other layer off.
The other fill in the second layer set to the front and turned on when you need that and turning off the layer with the fill that is set behind.
I would like all elements to show their stack level in the settings/info box (i.e. 1, 2, 3, etc.).
I am sure there is already a wish for this.
Actually here is a very old one I found.
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‎2015-06-16 06:56 AM