Mask region not masking in family when loaded
i would try the following:
- ensure masking region is on a plane that is above the object being masked
- upload the family so we can look at it and play with it
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- In Plan View, place a Vertical Ref Plane on the Right Side of the two geometries in the View, and then name the Ref Plane. NOTE: Make sure to draw the Ref Plane slightly offset from the geometry.
- In Right Elevation View, Set the Current Workplane to the Named Ref. Plane you just created above.
- Draw your Mask Region on that name Ref. Plane, and then uncheck "Draw in Foreground".
- Load into Project. Masking Region now fully covers elements behind it.
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I just had similar issue. I had to create a new ref plane on offset it above an extrusion geometry of a simple cabinet.
I created a void cut to show the door gap in 3D but I did`n want it to appear in floorplan.
Why is this necessary since the Masking region was already set to Draw in Foreground?
I think it sometimes works?
Does anyone know whats the issue with the masking ?
I have it set to another reference plane on top of the 3D. It does mask inside the family but not in the project
