So I noticed a floor was showing beyond view range in my project. I recreated it using a blank new project (attached) and it still happens.
In the Test project I attached. See "First Floor" plan. There is a floor showing that is on "test level" which is 3'-10" below the First Floor! If I move it lower, past 4'-0" it finally disappears. I also tested it with other levels like T.O. Footing.
I'm wondering, why would Revit decide to do this? I'm trying to understand the logic/benefit because it's breaking the rules of the view range.
