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Hi all, As i am trying to complete a walkthrough of a 2 storey building to check all the services from ground level to second floor level i was unable to see the services(like mep and structures) which are above ceiling.The walkthrough needs to cover both levels, as well all the mep services (like Mechanical, Electrical, Fire protection and plumbing including Structures  .The first level is easy, but how do I get the transition to the second floor as the view for creating the walkthrough is stuck on the first level. ( Is there any possibility that we can see all the services in between the two floors without hiding walls or ceilings). Regards, Sujatha.p
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there is a level selection pull-down on the option bar. while plotting a course for your walkthorugh you can switch levels. it takes some experimenting to get a smooth transition though.
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Thanks for giving reply. Please find the attatched image and clarify me. I need to see the services too which were running above the ceiling.
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If your services are not showing up, you may want to change the dicipline under the view/element properties for your walkthrough to either coordination or mechanical or electrical depending on what you're trying to display.
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Make sure that your camera is within the ceiling void.
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