[Bug] rotating a section symbol with "disjoin" option toggled on closes it's view

[DanielKP2Z9V]

Is this the right place to report bugs?

replicate:

1. create a section on a plan

2. open section view in a new UIview

3. rotate section in the plan

4. toggle "disjoin" on

5. rotate the section by any amount

6. UIview corresponding to that section closes

[kimberly_fuhrman-jones]

Hi, @DanielKP2Z9V ,

I will move to the forums for support. You can file a problem report through your Autodesk Account. If you have additional questions or issues, please reach out to me.

Thank you!

Kimberly

[DanielKP2Z9V]

Thank you, that's fine. Could you please let me know though where to find the form to submit bugs for the Revit team? I've had an (amittedly) cursory look over the account page and couldn't find it.

[kimberly_fuhrman-jones]

Sure! If you go to manage.autodesk.com, there is a button in the middle of the page called Open Support Cases (my apologizes for the confusion with the term Problem Report!). Happy to help if you need further assistance. The more information you can give the team, the better!

[DanielKP2Z9V]

Thank you, submitted. I've filed it under "Technical Product Support" - hope that the right one.

[ToanDN]

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@DanielKP2Z9V wrote:

Is this the right place to report bugs?

replicate:

1. create a section on a plan

2. open section view in a new UIview

3. rotate section in the plan

4. toggle "disjoin" on

5. rotate the section by any amount

6. UIview corresponding to that section closes

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Maybe it is by design.  Disjoin also means disjoining a view from the open views in the session.

Why can't you rotate a section without ticking Disjoin box? 

[DanielKP2Z9V]

@ToanDN based on documentation I thought that this option was meant to be used with geometric elements like walls, but if you extend this thinking to Views then maybe it's a feature 🙂

[ToanDN]

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@DanielKP2Z9V wrote:

@ToanDN based on documentation I thought that this option was meant to be used with geometric elements like walls, but if you extend this thinking to Views then maybe it's a feature 🙂

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Disjoin does not pertain to only geometric elements.  For example, when you move a wall with disjoin box checked, not only does it unjoin from other model elements, but also all annotations associated with it (tags, keynotes, dimensions, spot elevation, spot coordinates) will be deleted.