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13 minutes ago, SNestor said:
But - you have to account for the floor thickness
I zero out the floor structure so the dimensions are true.
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2 minutes ago, DeLayDesign said:
Once the object is made, Block it together,
No need to Block. If there are multiple parts, you do need to select them all.
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Not suggesting this is the only or best way -- just one way.
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Just taking a quick look at this, I'd consider accumulating values in an array making the macro self adjusting for number of floors.
$sf[owner.floor_number.to_i]=owner.standard_area.to_s
Then (and I know puts won't work in Chief) to print the array starting with index of 1 (floor 1) to the end of the array.
$sf[1..-1].each { |s| puts s }
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Video showing what I described above.
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An experiment showing how one might total living areas from multiple floors.
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This question comes up often enough, and the program has changed in the past few years, so this shows the process in X12.
Watch on YouTube: http://youtu.be/9DzRnH9C4O4?hd=1
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And here is a Ray Trace from a similar position. 15 minutes and no adjustment of materials, backdrop etc, and with only minor adjustments to the image made within Chief.
The problem with PBR is lighting.
Screen capture from the video. Note how the doors and skylights render bright white, and how bright the outside light looks through the door on the left.
And a Ray Trace from a similar position. I very rarely Ray Trace interiors, so just guessed at the settings.
And I wonder how PBR or PBR + RTRT would handle lighting like this?
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Changing symbol sizing to match the shaft. Using dummy columns to make baluster spacing correct.
Watch on YouTube: http://youtu.be/1F2vOBHF-3M?hd=1
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Just the basics. Thanks to Michael (Alaskan_Son) and Chopsaw for help.
Gate - Curved/Arched Top - Part 1
Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/0mjDXTnthYU
Gate - Curved/Arched Top - Part 2
Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/La5jF9IZVLY
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A simple way to get short post (newels) when using a post to beam railing.
Watch on YouTube: http://youtu.be/5_nz-OT8o9A?hd=1
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Siding sticking through roof
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