Section Plane Visibilty.

[Sekta]

Hi Dave,

LO file attached.

Stan

[Sekta]

Hi Dave,

I can't get LO file small enough to post so have included a dropbox transfer link below. Hopefully that works.

Stan

https://www.dropbox.com/t/PTzWdxLeLD5ZZZYJ

[Dave R]

In what scene are you seeing the section plane? It's not being displayed in LayOut when I first open your file.

I did have some issues with getting your SketchUp file opened from the LO file. I had to pry the SketchUp file out the hard way.

I do see incorrect tag usage in SketchUp.

And plenty of unused stuff to purge.

There seems to be a lot of identical styles in the model, too. This adds to the file size a little but it makes scene/viewport management difficult.

Anyway, back to the question: which scene is the problem?

[Sekta]

Hi Dave,

Its the GL plan, the LO file I sent you is a partial clip from the GL plan The scene is DD-GL PLAN NEW. If you try and click on the plumbing components in the plan, you get the section plane.

Stan

[Dave R]

I wonder if this has something to do with the way FlexTools handles stuff. I see that trying to select anything through the section plane makes it visible. Putting the section plane into the Walls group seems to fix that, though. I'm thinking I would contact the FlexTools folks and see if they've got any ideas.

[Sekta]

Hmm, Ok interesting. Thanks Dave. I will drop them an email.
Stan

[Dave R]

Good luck with it. I'd be interested in their response.

[Sekta]

Dave,

I use PLUSSPEC as well, do you think this might be an issue as well?

Stan

[Dave R]

Yes. It could have something to do with PlusSpec.

Out of curiosity I copied the building group to a new file and added a section cut. You can see that when I try clicking on something inside group the group is select but the section plane is still not displayed. This leads me to think there's something odd with your model that isn't caused by a native thing.

[Sekta]

Hi Dave,

It wouldn't surprise me, as I mentioned, this model has been a WIP for the past 3-4 years. I think back then I broke my own rule of keeping it simple, I might investigate further this weekend. Unfortunately, I have too much time invested in this model to start all over, as much as I would like to.

Thanks for help Dave, very much appreciated.

Stan