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Hello there, I have a few different option sets in a project, and I cannot figure out how to show the different option sets in the same view, such as a 3D view with the section box cutting through the building? These option sets are located at different parts of the building, and I would just like to show how different options within these sets work together as a project? If I go to the view properties, I only see the visible in option, but I can only pick one option from there. Thanks! JB
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Stack a series of sections through the same area but with different crop regions and each one with its own option sets.
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under VG visible graphics there is a design option tab, you may have to change the setting from primary(default) to the option with the object in it
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WWHub, I'm not understanding that very well, won't I only be able to see one section at a time then, with only one option set? Not following ? I don't know what you mean by stacking a series of sections(is that in floorplan views, or section boxes in 3d views?)
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What I am saying is that you have several sections, all cut in the same place. Then you - open each section,
- set the design option in VG to be what you want for that section (lets say 1st floor),
- then adjust the crop region of the section so that it only shows that level
- open the next section (level 2) and do the same
- ....
- place the sections on a sheet stacked as if they were one sectio.
- only use a view title for the lowest one.
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thanks a bunch! JB
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