Overlaid Rooms

[decard]

i mention that i can find no information in User Manual

simple question: how is the display order of the (floor) surface of different 'Rooms' determined when they overlap each other?

[Puybaret]

Rooms are drawn in the order they were added.
Note that it doesn't give the same result in the plan and in the 3D view.
In the plan, a room is filled with a half transparent color or texture so you'll see other rooms below it (in the levels at the same elevation if any).
In the 3D view, a room floor will cut room floors below it.

[decard]

hmmm. noted.

Rooms are drawn in the order they were added.

*** latest on top? any wy to reorder (other than deleting and redoing)? can different Levels be used?

Note that it doesn't give the same result in the plan and in the 3D view.

In the plan, a room is filled with a half transparent color or texture so you'll see other rooms below it (in the levels at the same elevation if any).


In the 3D view, a room floor will cut room floors below it.

*** 'below' meaning 'added after/later'?

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cheers

don

[Puybaret]

Rooms are drawn in the order they were added.

latest on top? any wy to reorder (other than deleting and redoing)? can different Levels be used?

Lastest added on top (but with transparency in the plan).
To reorder a room you have to cut-paste it.
Only rooms in the levels at the same elevation are drawn (and it depends on which level you selected).

In the 3D view, a room floor will cut room floors below it.

'below' meaning 'added after/later'?

No, it means "added before".

[decard]

sorry. i mis-wrote.