DRAWZILLA
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I usually need a beam for those so just draw a ceiling beam -
Scott, I'm happy you are doing videos again,. a good laugh is priceless.
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My line weights are anywhere from 10 to 200 depending on what it is ,and I have separate and different line weights for different layer sets, like for sending elevations to the layout, windows and doors are thicker and roofs are thicker for effect. I think you need to adjust yours for what you like to see. I just did them as I go along, then at some time you get it right then you won't have to change them again, When you get a new version , you will need to import your layer sets and layers.
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I always have line weights on all the time. I just don't know what happens if you send to the layout with them off, but I don't think it matters as long as you have them set up in the layer sets you send with each view. try it and see.
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Yes Joe, i like the lock idea, its just too easy to change what view we see. When using templates and having your elevations already sent to the layout, it makes sense.
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I have always set my lineweights in the layer-sets, never gone with the OOB settings.
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I find myself changing floors accidently, some notification would be nice.
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Never had any problems using "Eset"
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I'm not seeing any slowdown, must be some setting or your computer
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It appears that a while back Calif. has included the construction assemblies in their free program now, and couldn't find a separate free program for that . No wonder I haven't needed that for a while .I guess they don't want people coming up with their own methods of assemblies. Here is a link to our free title 24 program if that helps. Chief does not export to this ,but it does export to Rescheck. http://www.energy.ca.gov/title24/2016standards/2016_computer_prog_list.html
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with X10 newest update, you can use Sketchup 2018 files.
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Try to call that room a porch and see if that helps
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No way to get the construction assembly r- values for walls, ceilings in Chief, but you can export to Rescheck to get those. Here in calif. there are some free programs to do it.
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usually it's the soil report that determines the footing depth, sometimes the city will have their own minimum depth
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Make sure you send it into to support or it won't get fixed
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You can also look up fire rated assembly's and sound rated on the internet, lots to find there
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I haven't even tried that one yet
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You get a point for that
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Thanks Mick, sorry I thought they were talking battered walls. Sloping wider at the bottom.
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First turn on inner dims. You have changed the name of some dims, so it' difficult to tell what you are doing.
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How does that work using doors and windows?
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light intensity (lumens) does matter for energy calculations and if you might export to rescheck.
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The error is probably the user who sent you the plan
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Call it a porch in the room type box , then change the name of the room to whatever you need
