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On a roof level, I have the second floor as underlay. However, my doors, bath fixtures, etc don't show up. Just walls. Is there a way to turn these on? I don't see anything in vv.
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not that i'm aware off... if you find a way, let me know 
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Check your 2nd floor view properties. I find that sometimes I turn things off in one view and then wonder why they don't show up when I use it as an underlay. You might also try making your roof view wireframe, sometimes the roof itself blocks the view of anything underneath. Other than that, I'd go into your roof view properties and turn on all the model categories.
That's all I can think of.
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Well now, maybe I found something to post in the wishlist section! I'm glad I'm not the only one. I'll keep looking for the solution. I'm sure I'll stumble upon it sometime. Thanks for the feedback.
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I have a residential project with a roof plan with a second floor plan underlay. I couldn't get the door swings to display, but the Visibility settings on the roof plan properties got the walls, plumbing, and locations of doors and windows to display.
To get the door swings to show, I changed the View Range properties in my roof plan. I lowered the "cut plane" to cut at a height that would intersect my doors. If you don't mind "graying" out the roof on your roof plan, you now have all that you asked for.
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