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Why the framing Elevation lack the feature of a front view depth limit and still maintain the center of the grid line as a work plane

Why the framing Elevation lack the feature of a front view depth limit and still maintain the center of the grid line as a work plane

The from view limit is essential when using this "Framing Elevation Tool" is used to create framing elevation views . We in general do not just use it for framing.  The front limit would allow the section cut to show members coming into the cut such as beams intersecting the frame line from the view side and or angle bracing that's mirror imaged and it resides on the front side would not show in the cut frame.  This tool is used throughout the industry for cut A frame cut at every instead of calling out a section cut such as stating elevation at column line 1 instead of seeing section A.

Emphasis here is the front limit is not intended to move the forced work plane from the center of the grid  but it is only a visual incorporation of whatever resides in that plane on both sides front and back of the grid line.

 

This is essential in our industry and right now it is missing. Please incorporate this ASAP. 

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