Renerabbitt
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one of you may not be properly added to the dropbox or have it added to their dropbox or have it approproiately linked to their dropbox account and be set to actively syncing
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I think I mentioned this before but you should not be both working on the same file at the same time. Instead, you should be making a copy of the containing folder and you will work on the files within that folder and then shut down and let it sync. Then your colleague should be making a copy of that newly synced folder, and work from the files within. My guess is that your colleague or you have the file still open and thus chiefs file locking is happening and so dropbox has a redundency issue and is not syncing because of it
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Macro that can evaluate if a layer is "on" or "off".
Renerabbitt replied to GlennShaw's topic in General Q & A
I really think a replace from library approach would work better in this case. One symbol reports included and has a blank cad block and the layer is always turned on and the symbol has no geometry just a big bounding box, then a custom placed library object that you hover over and click and then its placed correctly and reports everything under the sun from the OIP -
Macro that can evaluate if a layer is "on" or "off".
Renerabbitt replied to GlennShaw's topic in General Q & A
Just do this with a symbol and a custom schedule and redraw your symbol's cad block to represent the graphic you need. Not a matter of displaying or not displaying a layer, but rather placing a symbol. Tie it to a Custom Placed Library Object in your toolbar and that'd be lighting fast. -
I have a newer version that does a bit more in my pro plan template but this one should still work great for all intensive purposes. Go into CAD/Text/Text Macro Management then start a new macro, set to evaluate on an object level, name it, then in your window default label, click the macro drop down and find it in your user macros
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From the album: PBR Chief Based Renderings
Artistic Elevation Rendering using Chief Architect and Photoshop -
From the album: PBR Chief Based Renderings
Artistic Elevation Rendering using Chief Architect and Photoshop -
From the album: PBR Chief Based Renderings
Artistic Elevation Rendering using Chief Architect and Photoshop -
From the album: PBR Chief Based Renderings
Watercolor technique with line overlay and some tweaks in Photoshop. -
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I would seriously consider waiting just a bit longer for X16 beta as we might get a feature for import and export of CAD details, which would just save a #%^&$ load of tiome
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If you were rocking a TITAN before I would say saf-to-say someone wanted you to have the best available. In that case, a 4080 or 4090 RTX card on the nvidia side, or if you don;t want all the driver fuss I love the 7900 XTX. I have both the 4090 and (2) 7900 XTX's
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That's a TDR error, and yes its typically a drivers issue on your card. Is the card in your signature correct?which driver version are you using, version number and studio or gaming?
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Macro that can evaluate if a layer is "on" or "off".
Renerabbitt replied to GlennShaw's topic in General Q & A
He wants an IFTTT setup where if a text box is toggled to display, an ordered list will populate that this particular text box is set to display -
Macro that can evaluate if a layer is "on" or "off".
Renerabbitt replied to GlennShaw's topic in General Q & A
The OP was talking about a text box and kindve implying a plumbing line diagram or something of the sort such as a CAD block -
Macro that can evaluate if a layer is "on" or "off".
Renerabbitt replied to GlennShaw's topic in General Q & A
Nice work Mark, I mean it. only problem I see with this is that whatever the element it is, it would need to be something that reports to schedule. I think instead maybe they could do this on the layout said using linking features. Need to think about it for a sec -
COME to MEEE my friend. I provide awesome tech support but only through the discord server that is linked through your purchase link for these items. DISCORD LINK Also you can use this name if you ever need to tag me. Yes it can be very problematic if you are backing up to a network with multiple machines as the machines will all by default sync to the same location causing all kinds of issues when two machines are trying to sync at the same time or you are havbing redundancy issues in the sync system. You would need to designate a different location for your chief data on a machine by machine basis. Also my toolbars have a very specific set of instructions for how they install, as well as the material files. I just uploaded an update to this and sent out mass emailers for it, check yorur spam Also just reach out to me, I am here to help. I have scrapers searching for my name every once in a while which is the only reason I caught this on here
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LOL, yes you did, and yes there is:
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Macro that can evaluate if a layer is "on" or "off".
Renerabbitt replied to GlennShaw's topic in General Q & A
would question what your desired end result is, why would this be useful? Maybe there is a different method we could point you to -
Only reason I started learning is because only a few macro users share any info and some of them will be(should be) retiring soon I've got a really complex macro for cabinets that follows formatting for industry standards on modular cabinets. I wont give too much away on it but it is split up into 3 macros, one for each cabinet type. It looks for all kinds of parameters such as num drawers, doors, full height doors, fixtures, conditional depth reporting, opening sizes, and even pricing. Nice to split them up because they get more and more complex over time Also thanks for the mention..feel free to ask macro questions, it helps everyone out and brings some users out that lurk but really know their stuff
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Nice work. Might want to turn off leading 0’s in number for matter for your moldings. also be nice to set conditions for designating a sink base and m/w etc.If you want an additional challenge, you could script in splitting your double doors to report their actual size. Macros are fun thanks for sharing
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put it in plan, point to point resize based on the scale, then draw elevation splines over your data..youll have to do some guessing since they only give you a few interval dimensions, assume 10' +/-
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without having more info or an exmaple file I couldn't give you an exact method. Typically we would have somehing to scale from in the deliverable
