: Sketchup: Hide all elements above a certain height I have just received an architectural plan of a home as a SketchUp file: I would like to view the furniture and inner room settings in

I have just received an architectural plan of a home as a SketchUp file:

I would like to view the furniture and inner room settings in first floor, but the ceiling and second floor are hiding them.

I have tried removing the elements from the model (as can be seen in the furthest model), but it's tedious, and they can't be restored quickly.

Is there a way to quickly hide all elements above a certain height (for example, 2 meters above the ground level)?

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@Courtney577

You can use the section tool to define a section plane. Everything beyond the section cut will be visible and accessible.

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@Murray664

Really, this is a planning task. If you want to perform tasks like this you should assign them to distinctive layer collections.

Try creating a series of layers before you do any design work, giving them names that reflect their purpose.

Divide them into sets by giving them prefixes and suffixes. For instance...

outer_garden

outer_garden_plants

outer_paving

outer_wall

outer_wall_window
outer_wall_door

inner_wall

inner_ground_wall

inner_ground_wall_fixture

inner_ground_floor

inner_ground_floor_fixture

inner_ground_ceiling

inner_ground_ceiling_fixture

...and so on.

Display of the layers can be turned on and off as needed then.

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