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yet another reason we need layer based fill styles

# Copyright Rabbitt Design 2024 # This script calculates the final height by conditionally subtracting countertop thickness and toekick height. # Define the initial variables. These should be publisher variables with types defined as Measurement class objects. # Assume `height`, `countertop_thickness`, and `toekick_height` are measurements in default units. # Variables and conditions for the calculation final_height = height # Start with the initial height # Check if the countertop should be subtracted based on the presence of countertop or custom countertop if has_countertop || has_custom_countertop final_height -= countertop_thickness # Subtract countertop thickness if has_countertop or has_custom_countertop is true end # Check if the toekick should be subtracted based on the presence of toekick if has_toekick final_height -= toekick_height # Subtract toekick height if has_toekick is true end # Output the calculated final height final_height

Please keep in mind that this does not check for the presence of a toe kick or countertop so it will report the same dimension regardless of if it has a toe or countertop.

guessing you have your sun turned off...youd be able to confirm this by changing your nighttime backdrop intensity in rendering technique options

Honestly fastest way is to import the pdf/dwg, scale it and redraw.

Frenchy that is my kitchen toolbar and a lot of people use my systems. My kitchen toolbar is scripted outside of chief in a very specific way to target specific links through the TBData file to specific PNG.'s I provide as well as library items. So using that would overwrite my work in the case that someone is using my systems. Juts a general FYI for you. Also in your first video, you need to drag the tool on top of another tool and slightly to the right or left of it

POST 113 I've been using a custom trained AI bot for a few years now. I've got 1000's of hours into its instruction set. It does a pretty decent job with beginner and intermediate scripts and at times can even get you to a complex script if you know what you are doing. It will be a learning process, AI isn't perfect and it will need context at times, but It's free to use and it drives traffic my way. Enjoy!Check it out here:https://www.rabbittdesign.net/macros Click in my signature to navigate to our new forum for more free symbols CLICK ME TO GO BACK TO THE INDEX!!!

I've been using a custom trained AI bot for a few years now. I've got 1000's of hours into its instruction set. It does a pretty decent job with beginner and intermediate scripts and at times can even get you to a complex script if you know what you are doing. It will be a learning process, AI isn't perfect and it will need context at times, but It's free to use and it drives traffic my way. Enjoy! Check it out here: https://www.rabbittdesign.net/macros

Haha, this is why I'm not a millionaire

I uploaded videos for this but I consider it premium training content. It can be found at these two links below. Please not it is sometimes frowned upon when I paste premium content here so I will take it down if someone complains about it. and this one,

You can always try out the essentials template and upgrade to something else with a credit if its in the same version cycle. If you are providing kitchen and bath design though I really would recommend the Pro Plan

I would strongly suggest hiring a designer. You could post this on design dilemmas on houzz and you will have more willing unpaid participants, but design-by-committee is not something I would recommend. A designer will cost you 1-4% of the project cost. Money well spent IMHO, and wouldnt batt an eyelash at spending $2K when its setting you up for a $140K project. Bang for your buck

post your plan file. you might have something that is slowing it down, especially if you imported something from say 3d warehouse

it's still there, you would either need to select multiple cad elements or shift click one cad element for it to appear in your edit toolbar

Just had a look at the model and to me it was either solids, walls, or roofs, so i used the layer hider until the model sped up

hire someone to make it for you Or learn to do that yourself. See attached. I did upload a video explaining the process for this in the paid part of my youtube Rabs Valley Stone Texture.calibz

nice, thanks for the info Brian

Its the two roof planes you have cutting into the fireplace

Certainly, either post your plan file as a backup here or send it to me direct at renerabbitt@gmail.com and I can give you a quote ..this is my gallery:

Hey there! If you're looking for templates, I've got some that could save you a lot compared to custom ones. I sell these templates at a lower price thanks to volume-based pricing—basically, more people using them helps keep the cost down, kind of like economies of scale. What’s great is that my templates are specifically built with interior designers in mind. They come with defaults for measuring to furnishings and casings, and they display beautifully when it comes to furniture-based plans. Could be exactly what you're looking for! Let me know if you're interested!

This is all a very confusing post to me. You have the file in .plan format, and assuming you use chief architect, you can remove those cabinets yourself and just export as dwg?

so what is the reference to a dwg file format? what is your end goal, which cabinets are you trying to remove?

common practice for us is to share links via a cloud service like dropbox or google drive or we transfer