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A video is attached to rope you in Here is the plan file with instructions on how to set this up for yourself: Example Porch Extension Plan.plan Porch Extension Teaser.mp4

How to make custom cabinet doors, usually I would use a custom countertop and molding but lets try out a window instead

thats because we switched to multi bounce path tracing..you would still see it if you set bounces to 1

This was patched in X16

I have done this for a few manufacturers but all from an index and match system...there are typically only standard rules up until you get a one off that follows no rules to speak of which is why I switched to indexing an entire catalog, then my macros look for a match based on parameters such as size and num_doors/drawers, size of panels, etc.

I literally want to convert my plan template from imperial to metric. I have put it off for 2 years now because of how much work it is. I want to convert all of my CAD details to a system that works in metric, I want to run all of my same macros without having to re-script for different inputs and formatters, and I want to transfer defaults and cad blocks and text styles and wall types etc. There is NO easy way to do this, it is a lot of work

This was to illustrate the point of the dimensionless 1:1 conversion and why you can't simply "convert" imperial to metric. There is no tool for this, what are you suggesting? Chief does a unitless import of defaults, which means all of your text style dimensions will be wrong for instance

Bo that is a separate function. Take a text box that is 4 inches with size 4 font and copy it from imperial to metric and it will resize as a 1:1 number to number context. It does not convert the dimensions

All of these answers missing one very crucial bit of info. If you have something set as 5" in your imperial plan defaults, it will be 5mm in your metric plan. Chief just sees these as numbers not dimensions so its a 1:1 translation. I know this because i've been working for countless hours trying to recreate my templates in metric

Right click your toolbars, then:

Send in a suggestion, it's not capable, I've been asking for this since they introduced style pallets https://chieftalk.chiefarchitect.com/topic/28956-room-type-to-style-palette/?do=findComment&comment=230884

Make your text box the same size as the size of the extent of your symbol in place of the lines you have to delete

Why are you building your site plan in a separate file? Why not use the plan with the model, it's far more dynamic, especially since we have additional capabilities when the house is present such as flattening pad and retaining wall intersections

Would probably add a emissive material area light in this and change the glass to translucent with a clear coat

Would suggest you bring it into the very free and robust software blender and decimate it and then remap it using the tutorials available or the knowledge base.

I've started selling a standalone package for Area Analysis of your project. It is the same package that exists in the Pro Plan Template that I sell. You can download an example PDF of how the system is installed and how it works HERE It comes with free installation which you can schedule at your convenience SCHEDULER LINK The Listing is HERE The system works with a single polyline for your lot perimeter and then specialized macros and schedules that are modifiable. It does come with a free toolbar configuration with 5 tools included in the package for single click modifications to reported values.

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