data visualization and door/window openings refresher

[jnr]

using data visualization for a presentation where walls are simply gray fill. some door and window openings are appearing solid. Suspect this is the hangover from 2025 to 2026 where wall fills went haywire. Can't remember how to turn off the fill in the door opening.  apologize for the plan rotation but this is the same opening. Note the white fill only appeared when the file went from 2025 to 2026. Suspect that the issue is not the data visualization.

 

thoughts?

[Tom W.]

You need to assign the Attributes Below Cut Plane to a class + turn that class off if you don’t want to see Walls in doorways where the Wall extends lower than the Door

[jnr]

Tom:

thanks for the response.

Tried that. set everything below cut plane to nonplot and turned it off. Any other ideas?

[Tom W.]

17 minutes ago, jnr said:

Tom:

thanks for the response.

Tried that. set everything below cut plane to nonplot and turned it off. Any other ideas?

Can you put that wall in a file + post it? Although sounds like there’s a file upload error at the moment so that might not work…

[jnr]

T:

 

There were earlier threads/discussions about this but don't seem to be able to find them. brain dead.

[Tom W.]

19 hours ago, jnr said:

set everything below cut plane to nonplot and turned it off.

 

So to confirm we're talking this in the case of an unstyled Wall:

 

Or this if it's styled:

 

And are you really using Update 1 or the most recent one? Because in Update 1 turning the class off didn't work. You had to set pen + fill to none instead. Update 2 onwards (I believe) the class controlled visibility as well, not just attributes.

[jnr]

T:

Sorry am on 2.1. What a pain in the #ss. thanks for the heads up, finally figured it out.  I'm sure there's a good reason for burying this, but it seems wholly unnecessary. NOT a fan but maybe I'm missing something.