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Instead of exporting to dxf, export as an object file and import as a fixture and then use it to align walls in 3d

This will help in some instances

You have rim joist construction turned off: and like evergreen said, gable sub-fascia Also a good idea to drive your first floor structure by the defaults: I would also build your daylight basement on a level 1 instead of level 0 since it allows you to isolate your foundation and footings plan from a floor plan of that level as well as giving more options for transition from stem wall to slab to stepped and furred walls

wasnt she castle build or something, I remember her website back in the day

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No that signifies that the CAD block for your newel post failed to properly generate. you can share your newel post file here so we can take a look. You can tab through and move newels on any railing if you tab close enough to a newel post. If instead you manually change the CAD block for your newel post to just an x polyline I bet that issue goes away

Not sure what you mean, these are identical:

You can get close to automatic with a very custom set of textures stacked up in your wall type. incrementally shapes the logs You would add quoins that are custom to recreate the log ends at the corners which I do not have shown

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This is not meant as a slight in any way shape or form but I have not accidentally moved anything in this software in over a decade. I truly think it is difficult to let go of the way another software does something, because when it comes down to it, this software is worlds faster than Revit, so fully embracing its methods are beneficial. That being said, this may help you: Additionally, I would encourage new users to switch to contained selection modes This will help you avoid inadvertently selecting more than what is fully contained within a selection marquee which can help for moving things around. Also learning hot to perform tool restrictive selection using shift+marquee with a tool active to restrictively select that object type/symbol category while avoiding others If you can give an example of when you wanted to lock an element, we might have a nice helpful solution for avoiding that condition, such as resizing walls by locking a side to resize about:

Why are these not automatically being found? The missing resource from the backup is quite literally in the Asset Manager with the exact same name as the missing resource: Instead I have to go 1 by 1 to replace every missing resource. This is a huge waste of time

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I hear you. The why is that PM solves 2 of their most frequent support calls, broken links and missing textures. You can turn project management off from preferences if you like For some of us power users we wouldn't do without Project Management, it adds the ability for some really robust automation. It also solved some age old issues. If you want to know more about that you can check out this video: You can turn project management off from preferences if you like

Its an easy adjustment with just a small amount of information This video should get you right back to where you were before. Also print your pdfs to Dropbox, that part hasnt changed ...instead of using "Export" simply use print and use the chief PDF print driver and save wherever you want on your dropbox account

Thank you sir