Renerabbitt

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  1. POST 84 Check this Downspout Architectural Block, exploded it and you can reconfigure the components or stretch them as needed to make custom downspouts in a number of different configurations Get it from the Rabbittdesign.net/symbols or Direct at LINK Follow this link for the Rabbitt Design FB Feed for additional content: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3195137837435026/permalink/3207137419568401/ CLICK ME TO GO BACK TO THE INDEX!!!
  2. I often just do a foreground replacement similarly to what you described, such as this: but my workflow in Twinmotion is so fast now this took 2 hours from a chief house
  3. I should’ve put a question mark, I had no way of testing
  4. Ive had instance grass available for chief for years, but its not worth the time investment to get a fully realized landscape playing because of the poly count and processing times. Twinmotion to the rescue
  5. Chief Architect x11 If his signature is correct, old version issue
  6. We aren't quite there yet. Combination of Lidar and photogrammetry can get 99% accuracy but only in optimal conditions(matterport just released such a device and intel has had one out for a while but is discontinued for lack of developer interest). Daylighting and overcast light from windows will always interupt a Lidar sensor and give a ton of artifacts and missing data. Even if you use pattern targeting and photogrammetry the stitiching of multiple point shots will always introduce error as well. Not to mention the amount of data that would be required for 100% accuracy..simply not attainable at this moment to have accurate scans...then again it depends on what you consider "accurate"
  7. Problem is likely either drivers for your gfx card need updating direct from nvidias site or you should try starting in a new template provided by chief, something may be corrupt in yours. A simple check, Edit area copy your plan to a new plan and export/import default settings and work in it and see if it crashes
  8. OOTB no longer has a layer 0 FYI usually used for CAD imports
  9. POST 83 Check out the video to see how it works. Direct Download LINK or get it from www.rabbittdesign.net/symbols Here is the Video Follow this link for the Rabbitt Design FB Feed for additional content: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3195137837435026/permalink/3207137419568401/ CLICK ME TO GO BACK TO THE INDEX!!!
  10. POST 82 @Joe_Carrick this is a low poly version A custom architectural block. Includes • A Bidet seat(Resize this seat to adjust its height off of the floor and still maintain the plug height • A Kohler toilet that was decimated down to low poly • An outlet placed in the right location Download either at https://www.rabbittdesign.net/symbols or Direct : https://www.rabbittdesign.net/s/Rabs-BidetArchitectural-Block.calibz Follow this link for the Rabbitt Design FB Feed for additional content: https://www.facebook.com/groups/3195137837435026/permalink/3207137419568401/ CLICK ME TO GO BACK TO THE INDEX!!!
  11. Would be nice if you post your plan file, see video below for an awesome way to present your plan challenges. Only guess would be that you made the cabinets to the right an architectural block and it needs to be exploded.(It looks like the molding is cut to the refer handle)
  12. What are you trying to resize, some items recognize positive and negative based on other parameters..also really surprised that you don't leave polar checked for that action
  13. A lot can be done in photoshop as well as save a ton of time
  14. I think you misread, haha, the OP said they knew how to do a room by room but NOT floor by floor
  15. Ive been using this same system for a year now. Simple solution, print your one plan, shut down chief, open the other plan and print
  16. You can either use Lidar services like Canvas or photogrammetry services like matterport(or photogrammetry + Lidar)where you submit a scan from your device. Or simply draft it in the field. You can also hire a service to produce a dwg file that you trace. Any other specific info you'd like to know? I personally like just drafting it in the field and backing it up with a lidar scan