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You are showing them in your schedule already? Also it would be helpful if you give more info for these requests...as I can only assume you were putting room in your attempt because you were trying to reference the dimensions vs the owner data from the room publisher...but that's just a guess..what are you trying to do?
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No, I have requested it. Add a note to this suggestion and it will help it move along:
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are you deleting the room labels in other saved plan views? I ask because this is a common mistake
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Renerabbitt replied to Renerabbitt's topic in Symbols and Content
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missing important details here...a note is not the same as a room, and though a note will report a rooms information you have to access it. so in the note it would access standard area by calling room.standard_area. You can put this directly in the custom field without going into TMM %(room.standard_area*(room.ceiling_elevation-room.floor_elevation)).round(2)% Which is in the case that your version of the software doesnt have the measurement class of room.volume
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Hard for some of us to provide support for older versions. How did you get a reported value for volume? Was it a predefined macro? Are you including a macro in a custom field that is reporting to the schedule in columns to include? Or was there a volume column to include?
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Just going to drop this here for you in case you feel like supporting the cause
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Interesting approach. Im curious about how this saves time for you? Making everything an individual CAD block is kindv'e cumbersome I would think. Maybe try the following code set to referenced. It will give you variables based on pattern angle OR if 0 then pattern scale up until the pattern isoutside of those key amounts 1-10 angle and 1.1-1.5 scale.... as well as a custom variable that looks at visible length, assuming a polyline side length that is 20" which you can change and figures out what size lumber based on that assumption together with a scale of 10 which is what the wood pattern fills are set to # Copyright Rabbitt Design 2023 # Check which object is being referenced referenced ? obj = referenced : obj = owner # Initialize variables lumber_type = "#2 DF" lumber_spacing = '16" O.C.' polyline_side_length = 20 # Define pattern_angle labels pattern_angle_labels = { 1 => "your_variable_1", 2 => "your_variable_2", 3 => "your_variable_3", 4 => "your_variable_4", 5 => "your_variable_5", 6 => "your_variable_6", 7 => "your_variable_7", 8 => "your_variable_8", 9 => "your_variable_9", 10 => "your_variable_10" } # Define custom_pattern_scale labels custom_pattern_scale_labels = { 1.1 => "your_scale_variable_1", 1.2 => "your_scale_variable_2", 1.3 => "your_scale_variable_3", 1.4 => "your_scale_variable_4", 1.5 => "your_scale_variable_5" } # Check for existence of pattern_angle and custom_pattern_scale if obj.respond_to?(:pattern_angle) && obj.respond_to?(:custom_pattern_scale) # Determine cad_label based on pattern_angle or custom_pattern_scale if pattern_angle_labels.has_key?(pattern_angle) cad_label = pattern_angle_labels[pattern_angle] elsif custom_pattern_scale_labels.has_key?(custom_pattern_scale) cad_label = custom_pattern_scale_labels[custom_pattern_scale] end # Determine lumber_width based on visible_length visible_length_mod = visible_length.to_f - (polyline_side_length * 2) if visible_length_mod >= 0 lumber_width_values = {7 => "2x4", 11 => "2x6", 15 => "2x8", 19 => "2x10", 23 => "2x12"} lumber_width = lumber_width_values[visible_length_mod.round(2).to_i] end # Set cad_label to include lumber_width, lumber_type, and lumber_spacing if custom_pattern_scale is 10 if custom_pattern_scale == 10 && lumber_width cad_label = "#{lumber_width}\" #{lumber_type} #{lumber_spacing}" end # Add the extra double quote to the lumber_width part of cad_label cad_label.gsub!("2x", "2\"x") if cad_label && cad_label.include?("2x") # If there is no cad_label, and the object does not have a pattern angle or custom pattern scale if cad_label.nil? cad_label = "Please modify Pattern Scale Or Pattern Angle for automatic reporting" end else cad_label = "Not connected to a Polyline" end cad_label
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slowly glances dermot's way
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why are you leading with escape or space? Why is that needed? why are you hitting delete? Why is that needed? If you see previous posts, im pretty sure the escape or space key is causing the issue with millisecond delay..maybe get rid of it and set delay down to 5ms
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I thought that Chief uses a keyboard buffer ot typeahead for hotkey to library..could be wrong. It wouldnt be a problem if it did. Which would kindve mean that the issue joe was having was the initial esc or space bar action. Potentially moreso because of esc trying to find a previous action if the previous action was in plan view. Just spitballing. We shall see
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See vid short because 14mb cap, @TeaTime unless I am missing something...keystrokes have 5ms delays 230731 (3).mp4
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Question so I can direct you to some really cool answers. Do you use a device that can do keystroke sequences?
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Ryan mentioned it so I'll show it. My templates OOTB show cabinet labels and schedules like this:
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FIGURE R602.10.6.2METHOD PFH—PORTAL FRAME WITH HOLD-DOWNS
Renerabbitt replied to atumbaga's topic in General Q & A
Why arent you just pasting the image in your plan? WHy do you need it drawn? I have these 2 details drawn but I just paste the one you are talking about: -
I've got a suite of pre-packaged tools and templates you can purchase and are welcome to ask the community of purchasers about
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Unable to see procedural grass in a legacy model.
Renerabbitt replied to hoethelongrow's topic in General Q & A
Likely because the layer is not turned on in the camera views. Do you have terrain? -
See attached. There is a macro that is looking at reported values from cabinets and generating a price for that cabinet. Works great...but when put into a material list, generates an error in the totals. Any approach I might be missing for this? I imagine it is because the macro is object based and the material list, now live, is getting error from that. I have to click on each cabinet and click open within the list for the list to populate pricing
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Scaling DWG walls to Chief Architect walls
Renerabbitt replied to HPInteriors's topic in General Q & A
change the unit of the import