KarenC

I have one plan that is incredibly slow.  The only thing I can think that might do this if the plan is not centered?   I am using X14.  The x,y axis showing at the bottom of the plan is not anywhere near 0,0.  How can I tell if the plan is too far off center and that is slowing it down?  Thank you.

I am having problems with my program locking up when using the roof tool in X11.  It seems to get worse with multiple roof planes.  I have been having driver issues since X11, but I don't think the roof issue is related, but I could be wrong. When trying to edit a roof plane, I get the spinning blue circle and Task Manager shows that CA is not responding.  Any idea for a fix?

And...there it is.  Thanks! My question now, "How did the plan get off the first floor?"

Here it is.  Thanks.

I had this happen to me yesterday.  I have tried all the suggestions posted above.  The plan disappeared after placing a couple fans from the library.  I have zoomed in and out- nothing.  I have checked to make sure I am not on the All Off Set and have even tried different layers.  The plan will show up in the Orthographic Overview, so it is still there somewhere!  In Orthographic Overview, I have zoomed way out to see if I can find a stray CAD line, but don't see anything.  How would I find a stray CAD line?  I usually work with gridlines on and those are also not showing in Plan View.