Levels are invisible in elevations but visible in sections

Levels are invisible in elevations but visible in sections

hliS658H
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Levels are invisible in elevations but visible in sections

hliS658H
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I have created a scope box and set all the levels within the scope box,  but the levels disappeared in elevations and they are still visible in sections. I checked crop region and annotation crop, and I checked the hidden objects, I didn't see them. What could be the possible reason?

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Lachlan-JWP
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Do the elevations intersect the scope box? It's not enough to have the scope box within the view boundaries, the scope box needs to intersect the elevation plane for the levels to show.

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hliS658H
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I don't see the symbols in plan, but in 3D, you can see the levels intersect with scope box.

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rvtquestions
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Starting with the obvious (You may already checked but you never know):

  • Nothing prohibiting the levels in Visibility/Graphics of the elevations? If Using a view template, are levels turned on, are the worksets for the levels on, etc?

Do your section and elevation far clip offset settings match?

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ToanDN
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I responded to the wrong post.

 

@hliS658H 

Obviously the exterior elevation line is outside of the scope box, meaning all of your levels are not intersecting with the elevation cut plane, thus they are not showing.

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hliS658H
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I was looking for something else but elevation tag / cut line, you are correct, the elevation tag and cut line were out of scope box; Actually, tag could be out of the scope box, the critical thing is the cut line needs to be within the scope box. Thanks everyone!

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