So many levels, so many different combinations... my project became too complicated to keep individually switching level visibility. I needed combinations of levels and a way to easily show/hide multiple combinations of levels.

So I developed the Level Tags Manager. It adds tags to levels, and the ability to show/hide levels based on tags.

Version 1.0.5 on GItHub

Practical Use Cases

Organizing by Function

Tag levels by their purpose:

• residential - Living spaces
• commercial - Business areas
• mechanical - Utility areas
• storage - Storage spaces

Organizing by Access Level

Tag levels by who can access them:

• public - Open to everyone
• private - Restricted access
• staff-only - Employee areas
• executive - Management areas

Project Phases

Tag levels by construction or design phase:

• phase-1, phase-2, phase-3
• existing, proposed, future
• demo, new-construction

Tips and Best Practices

Tag Naming

• Use descriptive, consistent names
• Avoid spaces if possible (use hyphens or underscores)
• Consider using a naming convention like category-value
• Keep tag names short but meaningful

Organization Strategies

• Create a tag hierarchy: building-north, building-south
• Use status tags: complete, in-progress, planned
• Combine functional and spatial tags: residential-tower-a

Workflow Integration

• Tag levels as you create them
• Use bulk operations to focus on specific areas during design
• Hide irrelevant levels to reduce visual complexity
• Show only relevant levels when presenting to clients

(Thanks to @dorin for suggesting I post here)