GaryOhmer

pull the wall to the other roof peak - in the elevation view put a break (not break wall) at the bottom left of the fireplace wall - grab the bottom and pull up - you can adjust the angle to match the vaulted roof

Had that exact problem - boiled down to the nvidia drivers - went back to 528.02 and all is well

use a slab for the curved section, change the line to arc

and not the other?

not that, why is only one door getting hardware?

Why do we only get one pocket pull on slide-by closet doors?

sounds like the gable wall is still there - delete gable wall then ballon frame

Yes it is

set your overhang for both roofs then look at fascia height for the roof at the right height - open the roof dialog for low pitch roof lock the pitch and then change the fascia to what the other is

the problem on my computer boiled down to a bad memory stick - is running fine now 

Are you still crashing?

I have a 1080 on my old computer with no issues - but my new computer which has a 3090, no go 

just tried 517.48 - crashed like all the new ones

527.56 crashed on me so I went back to 522.25 and it also crashes - seems all of the drivers are crap

Had to go back to 526.47, all the new ones crashed my system - 526.47 seems to be stable so far 

not me either

go to help and search profile plan

Not everybody uses facebook, just thought you'd like to know

check your roof baselines

The Majestic hip.zip The Majestic gable.zip

thanx

anybody have experience with Epson EcoTank Pro ET-16650 ?

I used 2" rigid insulation under 1 x 2 , along with a vertical piece with pitch cut , then foamed all the cracks - insulation is only good as the dead air that it occupies - drive around on a cold wintry day and see how many houses have ice cycles hanging - you won't find them on our house - 

I'm not very good at this - after you define your shower - go to room defaults - structure - edit floor finish to what your sub base will be (thinset ,etc ) + thickness (like 1" thinset).

Now you can use the polyslab set to the thickness of your tile 1/4", 3/8" or what ever - change the material to what your main tile is - set the bottom of the slab to what the thickness

of your substrate (1") so the top of the slab will be 1 1/4" to the top if you use 1/4" tile - adjust to the perimeter minus your 3/4" - now do the same thing for the perimeter and use the penny tiles - draw 4 rectangles for the perimeter - confused?

Usually what's obvious is the first to overlook

You might not have the window in full - grab the top of the chief window and snap to the top , should restore full window