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I have a cabinet placed at 4'3". It starts from 4' and goes up till 4'6". When I keep my view range settings as these:
Top: Associated Level Offset: 19'
Cut Plane: Offset: 3' (or) 2'
Bottom: Unlimited Offset: -0'1"
I do not see my cabinet.
However when I keep my view range settings as these:
Top: Associated Level Offset: 19'
Cutplane: Offset: 6'
Bottom: Unlimited Offset: -0'1"
I can see my cabinet. Why does my cut plane have to be above my cabinet? I have my pipes running at 18' and I can see my pipes in both the View Range settings.
It depends on the category of thr family... some categories show when they are between cut plane and top offset (example: generic models, casework,window) and other families not, they need to be either cut or below cut plane...if u need to show the latter when they are in overhead location, ie above cut plane, you could do either of the following:
Simply change its category to one of the above mentioned
Add an invisible line in the family that would intersect the cut plane in the project
Use the nested shared generic model workaround
You will find lots on both topics/workarounds 2&3 on this forum
