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Hi there,
I don't know – maybe all the things I'll write here are already mentioned in this forum... actually if not, I wonder why...
Anyway... I thought I bring this collection of issues about the graphic overwritings... hoping the tool will be reworked soon and get all (and maybe more) improvements in.
Hiding Skin Separators causes missing Contour Lines
The last point here is really my biggest one.
THE PROBLEM
In the GO we’ve this checkbox. It’s a useful function to fade out these lines… we can use the same composite throughout…
But the big bug is, that not just skin separators get hidden, but also contour outlines. So contours are missing and elements like floor structure and furniture, floor and slab, building and soil merge together.
(Yes, in some situation there can be applied a workaround here, called ‘the thicker line wins’, to cope with this bug… but it is still a bug…)
ARGUMENTS
And yes, of course you will argue now, just the expression ‘skin separator’ doesn’t fit really. Because the checkbox has to be activated if lines between different materials are overwritten with the same rule, shall be hidden. (And this function is one of the most important I’d say…)
But even if we can choose only to see separators of skins and different building materials or none of them, it is not acceptable that lines between different (overwritten) materials and different elements are (mostly) not displayed.
Before GO came theres was this simple rule... that separators between elements with the same (overwritten) fills got eliminated… all other one remained. This worked fine. Why could we habe this not again?
CONCLUSION
This "bug" makes the whole GO unusable for drafting display in sections. (In every planning process we have sections. If we can't use GO there… we don't need it for ground plans either.)
To get a clean drawing, I've to add a lot of 2d-lines there.
Almost everything merges together... look at this example...
So if you do nothing else with the GO, fix this first, please.
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