DRAWZILLA

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  1. Also check your Electrical defaults and see what you have as defaults.
  2. I do it all in Adobe Acrobat and add it to the PDF..
  3. here is one door jamb switch.calibz
  4. I can't say anything except, you will love the responsiveness of this plan in X9. of course my system is pretty good too.
  5. Usually X9 officially releases around Feb.(never know for sure) but the final public Beta will be real soon, if you have X8, and SSA and beware, you can't go back once a plan is brought forward into X9 so copy the plan or layout
  6. Stairs need floors to connect to, be a deck or porch has to be a room
  7. When Chief first started with the reputation points,A while back I asked for them, so they gave them to me, and I got booted for a while.
  8. Yep a very large plan will do it. You may just have to live with it for this one.. You can turn off things until you are ready to print, like large amounts of molding and round railings
  9. Yep a very large plan will do it. You may just have to live with it for this one.. You can turn off things until you are ready to print, like large amounts of molding and round railings
  10. Oh, so you are a magician now. I wish, Walla, plan is done would be nice.
  11. Just turn on that layer in the reference set you are using. if you want sinks automatically, you have to turn on the cabinet layer.
  12. you can draw your centerlines on the floor plan ,then just cut and paste on the foundation
  13. REFERENCE LAYER SET'S ARE THE ONLY WAY OTHER THAN COPYING A CAD BLOCK TO THE FOUNDATION PLAN
  14. really wish it worked for California but it dosen't
  15. too much to state here, it opened X9 automatically. I'll open in X8 and re-do it and send it to you again.
  16. Not the way to do it, try to do all dimensioning in the plan then send to the layout. Not exactly sure what you want though.
  17. Remember too many cad details will slow down the program.
  18. Notes in the template layout: Why would I ever need the same note on every page? That is what a macro is for.