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This type of hardware isn't really practical in terms of integrating into a cabinet. You would need to have a very custom element in order to have a catch that is separate from the latch. If you dont plan on opening the doors in 3d, by all means just make it a single unit and attach it to the door, but the catch will swing with the door if you open it

Custom Stringer is a very easy method if it aligns with the wall above. All you would need is the custom stringer the thickness of the wall

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Ah, ok, so this can be done very easily, just add a 1/16" or 1/2" jamb to your shower door and paint it then add the wall covering. Though it looks like your way worked just fine

Sorry I was confused, do you want your tile wainscot to wrap or not wrap?

Did you try what I suggested?

Not really, a wall can report its trib length on one side of the wall and be marked bearing but it cant do both sides of the wall. So no matter what there would always be some manual input

Not possible in schedules....yet You could instead build your own schedule out of macros inside of a text box

use a wall covering in the wall covering panel of the wing wall's dbx.

It would be great if you included your .plan file as well as some photos illustrating the problem and some additional info in terms of what you are calling an insert.

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Secret Sauce...only took e a few hours to put this together Keep in mind bitrate is 1.2 to get under chieftalks darn 14mb cap..real version is 256mb and doesn't have the artifacts 1st Story Glenview Render Low Bitrate.mp4

This is a chief walkthrough..the speed ramps were in time to the music track I was going to use. super low bitrate to be able to post under the 14mb cap Chief Render Low.mp4

no not a dummy, thats a good question. Make a custom millwork symbol and adjust the bounding box of that symbol to be the depth of the cabinet. Then apply it as a shelf. You're very close to making something cool

Try what Ryan Suggested and turn those side pieces into doors..You can make this be a cabinet with no additional solids needed

You just dont need a default set for saved plan views is why I do it differently. I might do a different default set for different scales only. Your screen shots show the SPV defaults, so you couldve just set those and not used a default set. Then you have the power of the default set being able to designate something else

In Active Layer Display Options you can check Modify All Layer Sets and then do a Layer Search for "Labels", then at the bottom check the select all and then uncheck display

Well first up I will offer that I sell templates that take all of the hassle out of this..shameless plug. Layers are plan wide, you can create a custom layer(Though I advise people to make as few custom layers as possible for business scaling/onboarding complexity) but that layer wil exist across all layer sets. Also, you need to edit your active defaults for your saved plan view. This can be done by editing the active view and in the selected defaults panel, setting up your defaults for that view. The layer set for your active view only determines how layers will show up for that view, they don't determine annotations/dimensions/ etc.

I thought I responded in the other post but you should convert your circle based logs into polyline based for more predictable behavior

Convert to polygons before you cut

Ha, thats a pretty bad version to set just the way you want it since you aren't taking advantage of linked callouts and relink views as well as a few other features that completely changed my templates for faster sets

You can do alright with regular pbr. Needs a lil post processing though, a filter and some fake ies lights

Youre missing the part where he can't use ray tracing Also cap your samples and kick em down to like 50 Also turning sun to 500 is not neccessary, kind've a crutch really, depends on what you are trying to do

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