Dragging 3D grid portion (up) in Elevation. (so the grids don’t show up on plan).
Easy to do with orthogonal grids. A little more challenging with grids on a Radius.
In order to drag the 3d portion of a grid, you must have a view perpendicular to that grid.
Since each grid below is on a Radius – I had to cut an individual section perpendicular to each grid
to modify the 3D grid drag. (I have 30 more grids to do).
What doesn’t work, Elevation, Framing elevation, & scopebox.
Notice below, I’ve cut a section and dragged the 3D grid drag – so that it doesn’t show up In plan.
Cutting a section for each grid is tedious.
Any suggestions for a faster fix?? What I’m doing is working and I believe is current best practice. (just slow).
Hiding in view or putting them on a different workset is not best practice. I would consider that answer a
band-aid.
Autodesk - Best answer - click on multiple grids and allow the 3D portion of that grid to be offset from a particular level - in Properties Dialogue Box.
