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i made a stair-mass) and it goes from ground level to 1st floor which has opening .. i can see a part in ground floor but cant see any in 1st floor:S and how to make a mass shown in dotted line when its cut? last there is a problem with windows.. i have alot of windows on the 2 sides. but cant see all on ground and in 1st floor there is non:S .. while i set the settings to show all the floor(top.cut.bottom) and the visibbility is ticked...any help pleasee
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NEVER use Mass to create objects, MASSES should only be used to create "Mass studies" or create complicated forms where you can apply floors, walls, roofs and curtain systems in those faces. About the second issue, there must be something related to the "View Range" in that plan view.
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hm I messed it up then cause I guess I will have to redo it![Puh](/images/smiles/puh2.gif) isnt any way to fix the existing mass visibility settings instead of creating family? thank you for reply
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You will probably want to use a plan region, to see through an opening to areas below which you otherwise wouldn't want showing in the rest of your floorplan. Plan regions let you set unique view depths in the boundaries you draw. I wouldn't suggest overusing them--they'll add confusion and become burdensome. for making a specific item, say, dotted when cut, you can select and right click on the item, go to override graphics by view, by element, then you can change the cut line weight, color, or pattern. As it will display on that view only. Otherwise you could edit general rules for lineweights/type in Object Styles. to see you windows, your cut plane has to hit them. try 4'
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just click the properties,then underlay the all plans you want to view.
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thank you all for answers. unfortunately i cant figure it out:/ but i just copied it in autocad so its fine for now.. I think the stairs is just like that cause it's mass ,so it wont work easy at all as its designed wrong though windows I dont know why they dont show still:S and its just second floor ones
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