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  1. DRAWZILLA
    of course it looks light looking at the full page but when you print or zoom in it looks correct to me.
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    Thanks Joe.
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    I'll take your word for it on your end, I just don't see a problem when printed on my end. What version of Adobe do you use?
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    I just don't see any problems with your example there. Zoom in and see the difference, looks good to me.
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    Yes ,I never use Chief's PDF b/c of the file size, I use Adobe Acrobat DC so I wouldn't know.
  6. DRAWZILLA
    Joe I'm turning blue and might die.. Any changes to your current macros with X11 ?
  7. DRAWZILLA
    I find that PDF's look light on the screen but print out ok.
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    I'll bite Joe.
  9. DRAWZILLA
    That could happen with any software developer.
  10. DRAWZILLA
    You can always create a electrical schedule where it would create a label for them that is easier to read.
  11. DRAWZILLA
    electrical, framing and foundation and whatever view you have will have their own reference sets per plan view sent to the layout. I have my template plan set that way so its automatic and of course already sent to my template layout.
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    I didn't like plan views at first but now that I understand them, I love them.
  13. DRAWZILLA
    try adding some lights to the scene. it 's all about lighting. Even light sources will work and they don't show in the plan.
  14. DRAWZILLA
    A simple text macro might work for you, change the macro and all instances will change automatically..
  15. DRAWZILLA
    here in California we have had to do the energy thing since the 1070s and it gets more complicated every couple years. in 2020 every new home must have solar
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    yes USE A DIFFERENT "pdf" PROGRAM TO PRINt TO. I use Adobe but there are many others you can download for free. try cute pdf or search here for others.
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    I find it hard to believe that Canada is more invasive than California., I really don't think so ,.but I have never drawn a job in Canada ,and if so I would never want to..
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    Chief has a very nice building , has everything they need probably not cheap. But very nice., reminds me of silicon valley.
  19. DRAWZILLA
    stir up those cans of worms, we'll have lunch someday. I'll bet your worms are so much better than ours. Plan views rule for me.
  20. DRAWZILLA
    You could also just turn off rafters in that view and use soffits (sloping) for the rafters you want to show, any way this has sometimes been a problem for a long time.
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    make sure your valleys are correct and re-frame just those intruding roof planes.
  22. DRAWZILLA
    with all the building height limitations here sometimes you have no choice but to use double gables with crickets.
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    sometimes shear walls need to have a double bottom plate.
  24. DRAWZILLA
    runs fast on my system. It may depend on your video card and updated drivers or the whole system you have.
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    Funny ,I still get discrepancies between using the p-line method and the finish schedule method, they are not the same. When I use the p-line square footage method and split the house to garage wall, ( and I always use both ) as a check it will come close to being equal. I use p-lines for site plans and property calculation's. I have never had them match exactly and have thought of removing the s.f. column from the finish schedule.