Doug-o

If a plan is flipped vertically, all the type is forever upside down and the x-y co-ordinates are reversed.  I realize it is much more common to flip a plan horizontally, but the x-y's will still be reversed in this case also.  What is up with that? 

Aggravating not to be able to specify a different pitch for roof returns in the "Auto roof returns" dialogue.  If the main pitch is 10 or 12 you want to do a 4 pitch return to get that classic Greek Revival look.  Using the same pitch is a mistake that shines out like a beacon whenever I see them.  Is there something I am missing and if not, Chief put this on you to do list, we use these all the time in New England and I have to build all the returns individually.

To make a demo plan in Chief, go to the existing floor plan and turn off everything except the wall outlines.  (I have a separate layer set set up this way)  convert that to a Cad detail.  Change it's line properties to however you want to show the old walls on the demo plan.  make it a block and use the point to point move to align it precisely with the walls.  Place it on a separate locked layer.  Now, whenever you move or eliminate a wall it will show the wall that used to be there.  Chief could make this an automated feature, maybe I will suggest that.

some x-6 features are not yet supported for Mac, and it doesn't say anything about hardware requirements on the viewer request page, so I am asking....

Is anyone doing this?  Is it recommended?  Are there problems?  Thinking about slowly switching platforms from PC to Mac but can't do it all at once and for all the people I pass plans between.  User since V8. Thanks