hide a floor in 3D view (axonometry)

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‎2017-11-25 08:18 PM
‎2017-11-25
08:18 PM
Thanks
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AC26 EDU • WIN 10 • Intel Core i7 2.8 GHz• 32G RAM• NVidia GForce GTX 1080
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‎2017-11-25 08:27 PM
‎2017-11-25
08:27 PM
layers/layer combos
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‎2017-11-25 08:41 PM
‎2017-11-25
08:41 PM
Layers should almost never be used to distinguish stories/floors in ARCHICAD; that's a 2D AutoCAD thing. However, if you want to hide random, non-contiguous floors in a live 3D view, it may be the only option.
If instead you want to hide floors that are outside of a specific range, then the Filter in 3D dialog, present since at least version 6.5, lets you do that - and further lets you choose to display or not display specific element types. See attached screenshot from AC 21. (Your profile/sig shows you as using AC 18. Is that still correct?)
If instead you want to hide floors that are outside of a specific range, then the Filter in 3D dialog, present since at least version 6.5, lets you do that - and further lets you choose to display or not display specific element types. See attached screenshot from AC 21. (Your profile/sig shows you as using AC 18. Is that still correct?)
AC 28 USA and earlier • macOS Sequoia 15.4, MacBook Pro M2 Max 12CPU/30GPU cores, 32GB

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‎2017-11-25 08:47 PM
‎2017-11-25
08:47 PM
If you need stuff on specific random, non-contiguous floors hidden in a hidden line 3D view, then Graphics Overrides can do that. (For shaded views, I only see the ability to make the surfaces clear glass, not completely invisible with a graphic override.)
AC 28 USA and earlier • macOS Sequoia 15.4, MacBook Pro M2 Max 12CPU/30GPU cores, 32GB