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Snapping to cabinets, windows, doors in elevations
DRAWZILLA replied to J_Ward's topic in General Q & A
Do you have it checked in the dimension defaults?- 7 replies
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Not automatic but you can use the post tool and it will give you a pier automatically (adjust in the framing /post) DBX first. Make one then multiple copyusing the exact spacing you need.
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have you tried this one
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With a lot of changes, the codes here go every 3 years, 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016.
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How fast we can scream depends on the engine used. New and faster engine means more money. Revit starts at 6,000 plus, I'm sure it has a faster engine.
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ok I thought you wanted the door label to change not the callout or the schedule.
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I hate to tell you guys but the current code is 2013 around here.
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Show your super secret materials resource links
DRAWZILLA replied to jcaffee's topic in Symbols and Content
Those are real nice, thanks- 11 replies
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create a text label style for door labels and make it anything you want
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Actually here, we cannot end a footing without a small pad. but you might try using an opening if you want the footing to continue thru to the other side. If I understand you correctly
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Its been so long ago for X2, sorry can't help.
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The spelling police just doubled---oh supreme being please help me.
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I would think that the best driver is the latest one. When I installed 335.23 , it was a beta then
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There's something else I'd like to nail--but forgot how.
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I'm using the 335.23 and not having any problems. It is a beta driver but I always use the beta ones just to keep up. Nvidia drivers are good for all the different cards they sell. Try this latest one it may work for you.
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Yes , I just turn off the electrical labels b/c those labels are mostly already with the cad block. I also use an electrical legend so I don't need those labels.
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For showing the existing walls on the remodeled floor use a background cad mask, don't use walls, it confuses Chief, Take the existing floor plan, turn off everything you don't want to see, then make a view to cad, block it and copy it to the remodeled plan. Make sure your lineweight for whatever layer you put it on is maybe a 10 or 12 in dark gray. Now whenever you remove a wall the existing will show up on the plan. This method just makes for a cleaner model.
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Agree, it should have been fixed, there has been a lot of threads on this and it's been sent to TS
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Jintu is very good by the way, I told you, you would find someone here.
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I can't turn off "undo", I really need it, sometimes I just go to fast and delete the wrong thing.
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Yes it does refresh the materials list, say you change a wall, that changes the materials list, come on, really. F12 reframes walls floor and ceilings and that changes the materials list. By the way---not crazy, my analyst told me so.
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My Adobe X work great, try the Repair option in the Help tab
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Too bad I like the shed man. Well if he has gone on to Revit, he will be back.