Rich_Winsor

Wanted to see how Chief's Dormer tools would do modeling the dormer from hell. Managed to get it looking good from the outside but don't even want to look inside.

Really like the A-frame render Eric. Lots of nice things going on there. I am however seeing some sort of strange skinny vertical spike going from the top border of the image down to the right side of the A-frame roof. Never seen anything quite like that before.

I feel your pain.

Nepotism is great as long as you keep it in the family. BTW CCooper, what were you doing on November 24, 1971? Just wondering?

Have you had a look at the Herringbone Materials in the Library? They have Herringbone Materials in both Flooring and Tile: Core Catalogs/Materials/Flooring/Wood Flooring/Herringbone Bonus Catalogs/Materials Tiles Basics/Herringbone Tile

This could be one of those occasions where it's easier to ask for forgiveness than permission.

Seems to be working for me. I created Elevation 1 and drew a 3D Solid across the wall. Used the Add Break tool to create the openings for the doors and windows. In Plan View I copied the 3D Solid, rotated it 90 degrees and positioned it against the end wall. Created Elevation 2 and selected the 3D Solid. All the edit handles were available and I reshaped the 3D Solid to fit the end view.

So I downloaded and installed X17. I opened a simple plan I had handy. When I opened a Perspective Full Overview Camera my rig started to labor. The fans started running full blast and the system temps took off. It took a long time to generate a simple Standard image and when it did this is what I got. Has anybody else been getting this behavior?

Have a play with the Fill Style in the Room Specification DBX.

Couple of things. Shadows don't seem to be on in your Standard View and you might want to play with the sun angle to better highlight the shutters.

@reedie2000You should take a look at @joey_martin's Con Docs.

Hey, I resemble that remark.

It looks like you have a serious light bleed situation. Do you have a roof over that room and a foundation?