Renerabbitt

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  1. I guess you’re missing that I don’t believe you, haha, or better yet, what am I missing? How do you take a spherical panos on the iPhone, I would honestly love to know? I have taken 360 panos on the iPhone and the results were underwhelming, but I only have a 12 pro max.. and for a regular pano we get a lot of clipping even with the 0.5 for context, my panos that he is referring to are downscaled to 12K to 16K and razor sharp across the whole sphere with even exposure
  2. You can, but he was responding to another post where I had a complete spherical pano. iPhone can do it with a stitching app, kind've. Still the same problem where you can't truly get an accurate pano from inside of a house unless you model it or do a ton of photo fill
  3. still as many clicks to change back..think of it as a tool..edit view, switch default..draw, then do it again. Even faster if you just make a SPV with that arrow default, then you can hover over SPVs, mouse wheel down once and have the second arrow style defaulted..requires a new layer set and SPV
  4. This specifically is the default arrow style for your active view, just as fast to change the default. 3 Clicks
  5. simple site plan, drop some vehicles, drop some houses as symbols, build your roads, put in your trees, build your driveways and your topo, then render a 3d pano. Thats a decent amount of work just for a one-off project though...I would need to really like the client
  6. So my best versions are done with a tripod....easier still if you have a gimbal that can do automatic shots at intervals and degrees. Takes 22 shots to do a perfect stitched pano. You will never get a true view from a house unless it is an undeveloped lot. Most of my best panos are done from the front yard, so you'll only get like 220 degrees of usable horizontal rotation of the sphere from it. You can instead do a shot from each window and fill in pixels if you like. Up to you what the best approach is. Alternatively you can model a site and render it out realistically as a pano. Which is what I have done on a few of my backdrops.
  7. make another thread and tag me or DM me
  8. Ha speak of the devil, this was a nice review from Ken Anywho, as mentioned previous, happy to help you here as well..try a few things... Customize your toolbars and add Active Dimension Defaults Make a Dimension Default that has a 18" Primary Offset and 12-18" secondary. Change your reach if you are picking up too many Objects Remove everything but cabinets for that dimension default Make your elevation view default to that new dimension default. Go watch these videos for general education, this is a playlist, 2-5 min videos, and like 24 of them
  9. yes training and I sell my templates and tools, they are well known on this site and I have a FB group and Discord server filled with people that like to help out others on my systems...I will also help you here for free on my own time, time-available. Your dim defaults just need a few tweaks really. First and second line offsets...I would remove fenestration from your cab dims and also probably remove centerline on appliances(instead just manually pull a centerline if needed, or use a separate dimension default on a secondary dim line) I personally do not like a ton of graphics on my screen so I turn off the grid. Then maybe just scaling text for the appropriate print height for the sheet size you are printing to..maybe your text is too large
  10. 4 year old video but this is the approach I would take, partial reference plans for your various design iterations:
  11. @plannedRITE can tell you first hand about schedules...troubleshooted his sytem for a year...schedules can bring a plan to a crawl, so if your notes are needing to rerepot values to a schedule, its a plan killer
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  13. bet you X16 will have it...Bruce posted elsewhere, his goal is to actually help distinguish between overlapping roof planes, to which I suggested he mess with his roof plane fills. I do wish we had the ability to auto set roof under eaves to a different line style
  14. I switched to a curved and am very happy, my setup is really easy to flip around now… laptop mounted under desk with twin 120mm fans and same with an egpu. pentablet on an adjustable arm, 2nd desktop feeds the desk as well
  15. they should update that..standard view with line option looks a lot nicer, especially since they fixed shadows wtih the section cut tool when used with full overview instead of floor overview with no shadows
  16. convert to image and put it in plan scaled
  17. You applied it as a Cabinet Drawer as opposed to a Cabinet Drawer Door Box/Pullout
  18. Do you have a physical toggle button for your mouse wheel to go from clicks to infinite scroll? If so, does hitting esc several times fix your issue? if so, turn off infinite scroll
  19. Are you using zoomit or any other program that re-renders your mouse cursor? Something is conflicting, is this in a fresh install of windows with no other programs?
  20. You both responded to my suggestion about combining notes and callouts, and this is EXACTLY something it would be used for...if callouts and notes were one tool, we would have a callout schedule that could be reordered and used for things such as a detail schedule or simply for detail enumeration Rod this is in my Pro Plan...it was tedious to setup but works really well and takes no maintenence once established.
  21. Lets say I have a macro that reports line weight for instance. can I have a global macro such that $p(n) where n equals the line weight that is being reported? I tried a bunch of different ways but just failed repeatedly. Alternatively can we have a owner macro store that value such that example=$p(n)? An example use case..inputting a line weight on an object to set the global variable for that object...as a for instance
  22. I fixed it, and it is a bug. If you added something to a style palette that contained a macro in its label, that macro will always remain. You have to make an entirely new style palette. You cannot overwrite the existing style palette because the label macro remains. Interesting because there is no reported value for label in Style Palettes
  23. Just an FYI, if your toolbars are unlocked, you do not need to open up toolbar customization to rearrange them. I undock toolbars based on what one I need at the time and then square it up and put it in the middle of my sheet. Also note, I build comprehensive systems for cabinet vendors in case you want more automation
  24. now share screenshots from the other views. are you rearranging anything in the other views? and are you unlocking toolbars prior to changing arrangement in customization?