Renerabbitt

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!

I keep trying to upload to the gallery, in multiple browsers now. I keep getting this screen after processing: and then 3 images are missing and two show black screens

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I'd be interested, you can take a look at some of my work here : www.behance.net/renerabbitt or in my gallery on these forums:

IMO additions create better margins. Existing is required for the most part in my municipalities/counties. An easy justification, " I need to verify existing conditions to better verify the structural mockup of your home" ...it's the same justification I give for taking a couple hundred pictures. So many instances where an addition turns into a kitchen remodel on the other side of the home.

He could also just delete the invisible wall and it will right itself, then draw a room divider. Still needs to manually place the crown as Rob said

Without opening the plan I'm guessing you used an invisible wall type. There are a number of ways to fix this... Curious what the actual structure of the home is. Is this actually a soffit, with the main structure at the higher elevation? then use the soffit tool.

I hear you, and I would usually nod, apologize, and completely agree with the sentiment of threadjacking, but I think toolbars and touchpads built for hotkeys are absolutely on point of the original thread if I were to infer the intended outcome of the thread. My response was always going to be why have a top 5 when 30 are easy to setup, especially in response to someone who uses none. Hoping this ends up being eye opening for him. My top 5: 1) Select Contained Objects 2) Select Intersected Objects 3) Tab 4) A custom plan view selector macro 5) An 8 button snap toggle

Good spot, I offer recording work sessions as a service for training purposes. The icons are there just for an active visual representation of the tools being used. I charge more for this service as it is obviously slower to produce CD's while actively training and clicking icons. Seems to be more of a cost benefit for people than 1 on 1 live training. Minus the computer underneath, it got relocated last year to a data closet. Just missing a calculator, a ruler, and a cup of coffee

My brain can't remember more than 20 hotkeys..my touchpad has a graphical representation of several hundred. I swipe right and have another full page of hotkeys from framing, swipe again and I have materials...my touchpad is infinite, and works with a host of different programs. There is a new app on the apple app store for iPad that can produce a touchpad using chiefs icons...I just haven't found the time to program it yet. I have a video illustrating this exact idea :