Wishes - New Feature Request for MVO setting "Model Appearance" of "Section & Elevation settings"

[Francois Swanepoel]

I want to post this wish for a New Feature Request for setting "Model Appearance" of "Section & Elevation settings" in "Model View Options" instead of in the "Section & Elevation settings".

Since forever and at the moment "Model Appearance" is set up in the "Section & Elevation settings". 

To get various drawings for the same Section & Elevation Views, we have to actually duplicate the Section & Elevation on the Storey / Plan View and customize the Section & Elevation settings for each as desired. 

The new appearance options for the cut & uncut fills are really great and exciting improvement for creative drawing control. But I believe that moving all these settings to "Model View Options" instead will just give us total freedom to create limitless drawing View options. 

The "Graphic Overrides" are limited and for example do not give us the options to choose between or change the "cut & uncut fill" types of the Section & Elevation settings. 

Request / suggestion:

If these Section & Elevation settings are controlled in "Model View Options" we do not need to duplicate the Section & Elevation on the Storey / Plan View to get various Section & Elevation Views. We can then globally control Model Appearance by MVOs linked to Saved Views. This would make the drawings & workflow much more flexible.

[Lingwisyer]

Sorry to burst your bubble Johan, but the "Submitted" status does not really mean anything. It is just a merge of all of the old statuses.

• 'Upvoted', 'Open', 'On Hold', and 'Need Info' will be merged into a single 'Submitted' status

There was an Insight post about it earlier this month.

[jonasm]

The Submitted Status at least helped me discover and vote for this 🙂

But seriously, this would be great. Also would allow us to work around a few performance problems when working with sections/elevations, by for example defining a "working setting" that has shadows disabled, and a "plan setting" with shadows enabled.