Split levels: several levels in one storey

A storey can have several floor levels, such as EG-A at ±0.00 and EG-B at +1.20 on a sloping site. They are drawn together in one plan, and each element belongs to one level.

How to

1. In the project settings, add a storey for each level and choose the main storey under Part of. The main storey names the group.
2. In the editor, choose the active level in the storey select of the plan pane's strip ("Storey of this pane"). Each plan pane has its own. New elements go on the active level; changing the level within a group keeps the selection and the running tool.
3. For a wall that runs past both levels, select it and set Up to in the properties to the higher level. Its height then follows that level.

What to expect

• All levels of a group are drawn fully and stay editable. The properties say which level a selected element is on, and can move it to another.
• Areas are worked out per level; Areas in the side panel adds them up per storey.
• A wall of another level that ends below the plan's cut height is drawn in outline, as seen from above.
• Printing makes one page per storey, and the title block names the levels on it.