Renerabbitt

Yes, but through macro generation using mouse location and mouse click. I've requested this in past. Also requested the ability to have more than 200 custom library symbols. When I'm not video recording, I use very small icons and I can program precise mouse clicks to hit those items. More than 200 library items would be awesome as I can have as many pages of hotkeys on my touchpad as I want. Makes it easy to work from a huge presentation screen standing 15 feet away without fighting mouse movements etc. Also, a reminder, you have access to all of chief icon in the data folder if you want to reprint for accuracy

Bounding box being plan north, useful to know for anyone finding this, easy to make a 90 degree corner perpendicular to a reference in this way.

I don't think I saw it mentioned, but beside the double click method mentioned by Michael earlier, you can shift select your polyline and then use the make parallel/parallel tool

I am typically very satisfied with my PBR's, and I do absolutely no work on them aside from painting materials like anyone else would...difference being that my materials are custom and all have AO maps. I don't add lights The only lighting I modify is the sun. My scenes are usually done 2 minutes after I paint finishes. This is of great value to me, good enough for my clients, if they want better, they pay for an external render:

I'll throw my name in the hat. I offer recorded design/drafting services, get the work done and then study it afterward. more info at www.RabbittDesign.net

Will Send a PM, thank you.

Take a look at the Wayfair catalog. They have knock off symbols of popular furniture. I typically build symbols in house if I can't source them elsewhere. Additionally, most commercial grade furniture vendors supply Revit/3ds/sketchup models of their full line. Search design files/cad files/symbol files restricted to your vendor site on google. You're welcome to reach out to me if you need additional info or guidance.

I'll try and make note, thanks! going to do a bit of work on them this week, its completely unorganized. Cheers and thanks again for the jpg tip

Yes, definitely not a fan of compression and always prefer lossless...one of these days every website will have the bandwidth for 16K images etc.

I was just thinking that may be the case, thanks Graham!