Renerabbitt
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the polyline labels do have positioning edit handles. You can move them
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Thanks again for this reaction. (I screen clipped and sent to my mom, she gets a kick out of reactions:)) here is Chief's "Timber Ridge" after I replaced materials and added my own plants and trees in the foreground. This is also an example of what @stevenyhofis talking about with the backdrop continuing the horizon line -
see video: 240722.mp4
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post yoour plan file please or if its too large, just copy the 4 walls from that room over to a new plan and post that. See a number of problems here, so no offense meant, the assumption is that there is some bad modeling practices here and would just be easier to troubleshoot the plan
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Sheet 0 controls your title block and any elements that are driven from the page. Go to sheet 0 and try changing the font. It's other object driven or layer driven text style
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Putr a second roof with no gutters and a really really short structure and the walls will build up to it
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Can you elaborate on how this is accomplished?
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Yeah but those guys dont know anything, pshhhhh
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@scdous3 Absolutely, reputable in the community and been training individuals and offices remotely since 2016. You can purchase training time direct from my shop and I give discounts on blocks of time. One of the packages in my shop includes 4 hours of free training: www.chiefarchitect.store
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very very advanced to build and requires custom models to create. recommendation would just be to use a CAD detail with a note
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I'm guessing that its not wall lengths you are after but rather wall heights as that would indicate a longer cut/stud length and would be more useful information. I'm not sure why you would want that in a schedule as opposed to a material list. What is the actual end goal, what are they trying to solve for? Casing and base would be a custom schedule with custom macros. Would need to know more about the end goal again before I would advise on that. Seems as if you someone is tying to use this as a buy order.
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if you open the polyline up what shows on this panel:
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man if youre trying to get better trees I'm gonna go ahead and mention my stuff as its optimized for chief: https://www.rabbittdesign.net/shop/p/low-poly-realistic-tree-and-plant-package-chief-architect-x-16-pre-order
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that wouldnt work as a ramp. you'd be creating a second slope across the width of the ramp which is going to tip someone sideways as they are pushed up the ramp.
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and also....more often than not I find errors in plans that are auto cad based files that are generated by the drafter themselves. They may have made a mistake and actually have a 25' section there
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I sell templates that have a ton of dynamic architectural and structural details:
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you can trace it with cad lines or you can try converting it to a dxf with an online jpg to dxf converter
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Change the text style for Cad,Default also, I mentioned this to you in email, would highly recommend doing your lot with a polyline and leaving your terrain as a rectangle. This is a big liability:
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@buzzsaw204 please provide a plan file. I can't diagnose what that polyline is or what layer its on and if its just a polyline or a polyline based object. It looks like you have a polyline based object below your terrain perimeter which you are selecting and is likely on another layer
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Im not sure I know what you are referring to. To my knowledge there is no temporary line length unless possibly you are using a polyline label. in which case that's the polylines,labels text style.
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Thats the Text Style of whatever layer that line is on
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For those looking for info about creating plot plans and lots in #ChiefArchitect. Here you go:
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Auto Roof Question - One Big Roof over "Jogging" Exterior Wall
Renerabbitt replied to JKEdmo's topic in General Q & A
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How to add Room Label Tags in addition to the generic Room Name
Renerabbitt replied to KDsnyder's topic in General Q & A
It can be within the plans cad details
