DavidJames

Like this?

I have an HP T2300 - has been working flawlessly for years now.

I'm assuming you are referring to McAfee? You can just choose to not install it ... unless there's other bloatware that I'm not aware of? Adding and removing pages in Adobe is extremely simple and, like Perry said above, you can also select to reduce file size.

Which version of adobe are you using?

Did you try rebuilding the roof after you moved the invisible wall?

Looks like it's auto-extending the gable roof because of your porch. If you shift the invisible wall back by 2-1/2", the issue is resolved. To be honest, I'm not sure why it's doing this. Bug perhaps?

It's the polar opposite over here where I am. 99% of the homes are built with engineered roof trusses.

Probably not the best way, but you can achieve this with PL solids.

I usually charge $1.50 / sq ft. As for what that translates to at the end of the year... Depends on how many jobs you get and how good your work is.

As others have stated, I think PL Solid is the way to go.

Can you post your plan file?

Yeah - he also noted a budget and went 50% over it. That being said, it was smart of him to do so as the 1070 is a phenomenal card for the price.

Cam - I think going with the 1070 is the smartest thing you could have done.

It is sloped.

Just wondering what my best option is.

Post the plan file so we can take a look at it. If the file is too big, see if you can upload it to dropbox or google drive.

I would go with the R9. It's a newer card (2 years?) and it has double the memory which will definitely help in the long run. Personally speaking, I have always preferred Nvidia over Ati/AMD due to Nvidia having better driver support. However, if I had to choose between the two in your scenario, I would go with the R9.

At the moment I think grabbing a picture is the only way to set a custom texture to something. That being said, changing the grout color won't be possible unless you edit the initial picture first.

Sima, The reason it's not showing up in the 3D view or on the teapot is because you need to change the texture material as well. Changing the pattern style only will only show up in the "technical illustration" 3D view.

No problem. Using "Ceiling Elevation" and "Floor Elevation" within the "match properties" command is an immense help.

The "Match Properties Command" is your friend Revised: 1670 15TH ST ADDITION CURRENT 2 20.1 rev2.plan

Set your left and right walls of the washroom as siding-4/6, and then hit the reverse layer button so the siding is on the outside. Set the two rooms on either side of the bathroom to "attic".

Outline the walls above with invisible walls. This will create a room within the kitchen. Open up the room spec dbx for that newly created room and then drop down the ceiling height. Once the ceiling height is corrected, you can delete those invisible walls. See below:

I think this is a much cleaner approach.

I'm sure that's probably not the best way to achieve it (or even the right way), but that's the first thing that came to mind. Either way, glad I could help