Thanks @Polly; that is indeed a great way to be really accurate with what you want to have a conversation around. i.e. send what you want.
Once an element is sent to Speckle, assuming it doesn’t change, you can make many Model branches with that element in and it will be the same element. The downside/upside of this approach is that if two views have the same element and then that does change, you’ll need to publish a new version for each.
OTOH, the new front end makes things easier to hone in on what you want to display with compound isolations. You can then pin these with a Comment.
The way to do this is to use the Object Filter by property browser on the right-hand side to isolate or hide those objects. This works with selections also.
With that isolation/hiding done, you can then repeat that step and apply hide/isolate a second time.
So, in other words, @Tim_L (sorry, away from my desk, so no screenshots), you can:
- Use the Hierarchy view to show only Level 1
- Use the Object Property Filter to highlight by Room Name, say - choose a value
- Select Isolate
- Select any Objects you are not interested with
- Select Hide
YMMV, depending on the focus you want to have.