Hi Fredo, I use Curic Section nowadays, but I've been following FredoSection with interest and will try it fully when I have the time. Still I have a feature request:
Could you consider the idea of multilayered offsets from Section.
Imagine following scenario:
Group has Masonry material applied.
Face inside Group has Plaster material applied.
FredoSection would create a Section fill with Masonry hatch and an inset of 2cm from the edge that matches the Plaster material, where a Plaster hatch would be applied.
If the masonry wall would have several faces painted with plaster, then all these faces would create a plaster offset hatch when sectioned.
If you want to make this outstanding, then that plaster offset could be a multiple offset representing several layers:
Masonry Group - Section Fill is Masonry
Ventilated Façade on external Face - Aluminium 1cm + Air gap 2cm + Insulation 6cm + Waterproofing 0.25cm + Mortar 2cm.
Plaster material on internal Face - Plaster 2cm
The Object is still painted as Masonry
But section would be:
Interior Space | Plaster 2cm | Masonry Xcm | Aluminium 1cm + Air gap 2cm + Insulation 6cm + Waterproofing 0.25cm + Mortar 2cm | Exterior Space
Xcm would be the leftover value after subtracting these multiple layers offsets.