tomAtSera -
For both #3 and #5 - neither can be Copy/Monitored. It can be manually copied, then monitored, but that is not the same thing as native Copy/Monitor. I want to CM grids in a consistent manner. I want to be able to CM shafts by themselves, not Manual Copy, then Manual Monitor.
For #9 - I too have used the tool successfully, but in cases where I had nearly identical floor plates at each level, with no intemediate floors or levels that represented something other than a floor. I guess my hang up has always been when i think about something like a parking garage (sloped ramp floors not at a particular level, intemediate floors halfway between P2 and P3 level, etc...). If each horizontal floor has a level, I end up with too many cuts on each column (leading to much manual fixing). If I only put levels at primary floors, I end up missing column cuts or having cuts at the wrong elevation (leading to manual fixing). As I see it - the intent is that columns (concrete columns primarily) get cut at intersecting floors (consistent with the form and pour schedule). But Revit CM uses the levels (an imaginary thing) as a sort of proxy to cut the column rather than using the actual physical thing that we likely intend to have act as a separator for column cuts. Frankly i would be ok with it being left in there and supplemented with a "Cut with floors" option as well. I basically ended up building a Dynamo tool that does all of the colun cutting for me using intersection with cast in place concrete floors and bypassing metal deck and slab on grade floors.
Your #11 suggestion would be awesome - show us exactly how the sketch changed (or give us the Element ID of the sketch line that was modified). I think if my #1 suggestion were implemented, we would at least have the freedom to explore the issue/differences while still within the Coordination Review rather than being handcuffed and having to bail out of CR just to rotate the model and check out what changed.
