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Core Catalog>Mechanical, Electrical,Plumbing>Foundation Vents. May not be perfect, but at least a start?

It is a little awkward because they've moved stuff around. The tools and settings seem pretty much the same once you find where they've been moved to, but for me at least, it all works faster and smoother.

Yes, it is. And, seems to be working faster and smoother than the 2019 version.

Could it be done with a Frieze Profile?

What you might try is to uncheck it again and tinker with the Jamb "Depth" and "Inset" values to see if you can get what you want.

When I load a video (Safari), I can right-click and save, so it makes me think it's not necessarily CA that's behind the issue.

Do you have Jamb>Fit Jamb to Wall checked?

Kohler® "Veil"K-8331, from their catalog?

Wow! Thank you Michael!

+1. In the Mutual Materials® Mfg library, one is in "FaceBrick" and the other is in "Slim Brick".

Thank you, Steve. Very helpful!

Thank you, Mick!

Yes! And it's very handy!

Thanks, Ryan.

The quickest way is probably to "send the dimension backward in the drawing order". In other words, the drawing order of manual dimensions is 5 by default and could be set to any order that puts the dimension "underneath" whatever you want to show instead.

Thank you very much!

Does that even still exist? I searched high and low, and finally gave up looking for it.

In the Door DBX, General, Door Style Pulldown Box, look for "louvered". The "blinds" are closed, but it achieves the effect.

Actually it's easier than ever before. In your toolbars, look for the Active Layer Set Control (Small scrollable window), usually right beside the active scale annotation window.

I would check with your insurance agent, and have your client check with their insurance agent.

In the Door Specification DBX, do you have the "Finished Floor to Bottom" set to 0"?

I thought for quite a while that I had screwed up some setting and couldn't find a way to fix it.

Engineer?

What you might try, to see if it works for you, is to delete the finish floor material in the Floor 1 defaults. Then re-build (and set to auto-rebuild) the foundation, and the finish should disappear. But then you will have to manually add the finish to Floor 1 and any other additional floors. The finish floor of "Floor 0" (which can be set to "auto re-build") actually follows the directive of the Floor 1(which does not "auto-rebuild") floor finish.

Are we sure the wall didn't create the doors while no one was looking?