I came across a project which has very long lean structures which is impossible to fit on a reasonable drawing format unless you want to show the structure in a small scale, making it practically unusable. I found a way to manually clip it with camera views, but doing so you can't dimension the structure between the camera views unless you type in the numbers manually and update them manually every time the structure changes. It gets impossibly time consuming if you bear in mind that there can be like tens of structures like this and each could have a couple of floor plans, three sections and a number of assemblies which would need to be updated manually in such manner when changes occur.
The general idea is to implement manual clipping of drawings, with which parametric dimensioning would work, either automatic or manual. This would come in very handy in plan views, elevation views, assemblies... An option would also be to somewhat "link" the selected camera views and Advance Steel would then use selected points in a drawing based on 3D model behind it rather than 2D drawing to get the correct distance between the points, but actual manual clipping would be a much bigger time saver.
Below is a sketch to illustrate my idea. Of course, the real drawings would be much more representative and detailed and more dimensions would / could be involved.