Friday - last edited Friday by Barry Kelly
Friday
I think you have the "Show on Stories" field set to "All Relevant Stories" before you try to place the new Slab.
The left Slab in your file is set to "Home Story only", while the right one is set to "All Relevant Stories".
When it is set to "All Relevant Stories", it decides to display the Slab or not based on whether the body of the Slab falls within the vertical display range on the current Story as set in the Floor Plan Cut Plane Dialog.
The trick you can do is to set the Show down to" field to a negative value, so it will extend a bit into the Story below the current story and then the Slab will fall into the vertical display range. Please note that the Floor Plan Cut Plane is saved with Views so you may have to modify the settings of saved Floor Plan Views as well.
Monday
The Home Storey not being a Relevant Storey by default is annoying in every tool that has the option...
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Monday
If an element is not "seen" by the FPCP then it is not "relevant" – that is somewhat understandable.
The outliers here should be slabs (and beams, which to my knowledge work the same):
I think that slabs which have their home story set to be the current story, and they at least touch the floor plan range should show, but not when assigned to another story. That would make things clearer.
I'd say you actually wish for completely new option, where "relevant" means also "always show in the home story, and disregard the floor plan range".