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Show Room Separations at the Computational Height of the level, not at the level elevation.
Every other bit of analysis is calculated at the Computational Height, but Room Separators sit on the Level, which means that if there is a slight bit of raised floor, they disappear under it, despite calculating at a different level.
Making them display at the Computation Height, would both make it easier to understand the calculation height as a principle, and also mean in plans that the room boundary wouldn't disappear behind low elements.
