Natural ground the differentiation of the ground line in appearance and section

[durmuscesur20]

We can see jeans of the corners of the building and
we refer to the points and make the appearance of the floor in the section as well
but because of the cut from the point directly determined for the building in the section,
the layout is the same as the specified building corners and of course the floor line is fault-free.
However, this situation is different because we look at it from the front.Help!!

[ToanDN]

Can you create a 3D view and point to which line you want and not want to show on the elevation?

[durmuscesur20]

Thanks for the video but the terraces(attachment-3) on the top floors of the building.
I can not line up the appearance line directly to the corner of the building because it is different.(other floors attachment-1/2) So I close the terrace on the top floor and therefore my problem continues.Attachment-3Attachment-2Attachment-1

[durmuscesur20]

[chrisplyler]

I've often found it easier to just turn off the visibility of topography in elevation views, and then draw in a simple representation of what I want using a Detail Region set to have the Earth fill pattern.

[durmuscesur20]

Yeah, mostly I'm using a detail region in me, but here, the problem is not scanning directly into the building-there is a problem in the appearance of the topography in relation to topography.

[durmuscesur20]

Helpp!

[SteveKStafford]

I'm not sure I understand what the issue really is but if you're trying to show surface features adjacent to the building but at different locations beyond the cut of the elevation view. You could create additional section views at the locations you need, turn off everything but toposurface (and V/G overrides) and then, on a sheet, place (stack) those views on top of the elevation view.

Views that are the same scale and orientation will provide a visual cue (green dashed line) that they are aligned (snapping) to each other, as you move them over another view. The depth of section should be very slight (at least 1") and the views should be wireframe so they don't mask the building elevation. Alternatively stack them by starting with the sections and put the building elevation on top.

[Corsten.Au]

1. Am not sure whether this will help, but in Topography you can control the Countours line visibility..

2. You may need to use Plan Region to Capture the Floor plan the way you want. For ex : to capture some element above cut plane

plan region can customise cut plant for specific area..

Hope that of some use..

Cheers!