Renerabbitt

maybe a viable solution? 2019-03-14 13-51-15.mp4

was just going off of memory, trying to grind away at a plan-check at the moment, ughh

this isn't worth time to create IMO, just a note 1/4" per ft should suffice no? Gave up trying to show slopes(floor sloping) a long while ago, doesn't serve any purpose other than to satisfy my being irked , haha if your determined to accomplish this, does a soffit show up in lieu of the ceiling plane not showing up?

Joey has it right here, method as follows: build second floor, set rough ceiling height to the height of your parapet wall. turn ceiling/roof-over to off go to first floor place ceiling joist as ledger use ceiling/floor truss tool alternatively you could keep it as 1 floor and drag walls up past framing should work perfectly

It's Rene , haha Hope everyone can join

Oh I beg to differ https://www.span.com/compare/WDS500G2B0B-vs-MZ-V6E500BW/62384-59582 Not apples to apples but YOU will notice the difference

I would pay for this- I've wanted to use it before as a method, parsing qty from qty of notes

you could also make a poly line area macro report for requirements and input into a note to show required area- in the table

@HumbleChief @Joe_Carrick @builtright3 Did a super simple schedule using notes- Joe's method is better but above my skills at writing macros- didn't complete this but you can reverse engineer to your needs. Qty needs to be input in macros, multiplies qty times NFA and reports...totals simply adds value together @Joe_Carrick can you pull qty from a qty of notes present? plan file containing schedule: vent area schedule.plan

Comes down to liability really, heaven forbid a house burns down...not saying the fire dept. would discover the ventilation was wrong but... Richard was correct, gave him a +1 Bay Area we are getting a lot of contract plan checkers who don't miss a detail

I know you stated that you stray away from macros but these would be a very simple couple of macros and a note schedule to create a very dynamic ventilation spreadsheet

oh man I missed that, just saw the form factor and glossed over the pinout...lame for Joe

ahh Okay, I see it... so in conclusion, pretty sure he has the 860 evo SATA 2.5" as a primary with a WD500 NVMe as a data drive not being used, and then the firecuda got ditched as he probably only has 1 SATA 2.5" space available

curious now if the 860 evo is an m.2 or SSD, I thought it used to be that the 800 series had no m.2 drives, not the case anymore or I am mistaken

https://www.amazon.com/Blue-NAND-500GB-SSD-WDS500G2B0B/dp/B073SBX6TY

the other 1 is your NVME, it is a 500gb Western Digital NVME...for some reason your tech chose to make it a data drive i nstead of getting all the benefits of using it as a primary with your OS...mistake in my mind

can you screenshot your device manager disk drives?

I''m still waiting for them to make an affordable m.2 external enclosure- they probably have since last I checked

It would be a clever scam, 90 out of 100 consumers have never heard of an NVME drive and wouldn't know that it was missing and then could make a quick $100

hmm very fishy, I can't think of any reason other than to scam that your 256gb NVME would no longer be in your system-thats just flat out wrong...someone may have taken advantage of you

yeah I deleted that, realized I was wrong as soon as I hit enter, haha

I'm assuming thats your second drive?

nvme uses the m.2 slot, as opposed to a standard SATA port that an SSD would use...so if you upgraded than it should still be an NVME, though not all NVME's are created equal- they are still faster than SSDs by a lot

More RAM the better for utilizing it to increase page files on secondary slow drives and RAMdisk partitions for better read write speeds- not because I need more memory for CA(I need it for other programs running while CA is taking up its fair share of RAM)

give CA a call, shouldn't be happening..are you using the SAM method? maybe you have a texture file causing problems