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From Tech Support....... Taylor B Thursday, Jun 20, 2024 - 02:45 PM PDT Hello Kyle, I spoke with our developers about this, and it seems as though this behavior in X15 was very much unintended and was causing errors in certain situations. Because of this, changes were made to block input from the 3dconnexion devices when dialogs are opened, bringing it in line with standard modeless dialogs. I apologize if it feels we've lost some functionality with this change, but seeing as this behavior was unintentional, this correction was done for the overall stability of the software and is not likely to be reversed. Taylor B Chief Architect Technical Support

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In X15 when I opened a DBX my space mouse would usually still work on the plan view behind the dbx which was awesome especially with the TAB input dimension DBX. However, in X16 this does not work for me anymore. Anyone else experience this or know a setting to get it working again?

Make sure you aren't running out of hard drive space. That can sometimes cause strange things to happen.

The GTX 1660 is not a RTX card which is why you can't do Real Time Raytracing, only standard ray tracing. You need a RTX 2000 or newer card. Check out the screen grab below of the preference panel you mention and the accompanying help file info. If it's grayed out, then your card does not support it.

Straight from the help file. Sounds like your laptop does not support Real Time Ray Tracing. What are the specs? Global Illumination When Use Ray Tracing is active and checked, multiple samples of indirect lighting in the scene are created, improving the lighting quality with each sample. This setting and those below it will not be active if real-time GPU Ray Tracing is not supported on the system. See GPU Ray Tracing.

Hey @Chopsaw, I recently bought a total station and I would love to know how you are making this table for exporting.

Thanks for confirming, I'll send a report too.

I just ran into something odd. Seems like the Align/Distribute Along Line tool does not work correctly in elevations/cross sections like it does in plan views. Can anyone else confirm that or is it just me. Specifically I'm opening a elevation, drawing a horizontal poly-line, drawing two vertical poly-lines, selecting the two vertical poly-lines, clicking the Align/Distribute Along Line Tool, selecting the horizontal line, this brings up the Align to Line dialog box. I'm leaving the alignment radio button on none. Selecting Distribute Centers Evenly and Distribute Between End Points radio buttons and click ok. Lines do not center correctly or the same as they do in plan view. Wondering if I have a setting off or if this might be a bug

Go into the room DBX for those two small rooms where you built the walls and check that the floor structure is the same as the rest of the house on that floor. My guess is for some reason that floor structure in those two little rooms is different which makes them frame differently. Also make sure those rooms are on the same framing group as the big room surrounding it. That's just a guess though. If not the problem then post the plan please.

WORD!! This will be extremely welcomed. I also concur with Glenn that the mirror option would be used more than not in most cases for me.

Thanks!

Hey William, Would you mind sharing your shipping container materials or images? I can't seem to find a good quality free ones online. Thanks!

Rotate the plan 90 degrees in the layout