dskogg

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  1. I use Buildertrend, you can see all jobs at once in schedule, you can also filter for many things... cloud based project management. you can name a schedule item anything you want it even has a client portal. very powerful software. this has option to set baseline on jobs and report slippage you can also have todo’s with a task list and assign to whomever with deadlines and reminders. Software is really for building /renovation but it would work for you. It even imports chief materials into program...
  2. I agree underwhelming , I don’t think they should promote or even do the webinar when there was only one new item... hope they have more new stuff.
  3. i did a library update and still not in mine. I was looking for the inside part to attach to the ceiling
  4. i tried searching there as well, whats it called?
  5. I am looking for a symbol for a sun tube or solar tube, I did search but didnt find anything here, anyone have a symbol for this?
  6. @CADustin I was looking for shiplap and don't see it on wood builder? Do i need to download a new version?
  7. Modern country farmhouse design
  8. Check out this virtual tour using Kuula, export 360's and make hot spots to go to , add your logo, auto rotate. 360 virtual tour
  9. Thanks I will try closing roof and other things. i want to concerned with roof as I was just doing an interior 360 but easy to make roof proper if it fixes walls.
  10. I turned it down to 1500 and it didn’t help.. 100 ? That is really low.. seems like pbr has issues still
  11. well it works and stops the walls from glowing but it is dark looking outside...so not the way it is supposed to work, don't you agree?
  12. Rob can you share what you did? Very interesting
  13. I turned it down to 1500 and it didn’t help.. 100 ? That is really low.. seems like pbr has issues still
  14. I am having the same problem with walls in this entry ...I am modeling an existing plan for an interior designer. skogg pbr plan.plan
  15. Rene...you are right...ha ha...not as much work as i make it out to be...it would be nice to have an automated way...
  16. Richard what did you do in the end for your b&b? I have used material regions in past they look great but are a lot of work, or did you get the polyline distribution path working? I am always looking for a good b&b that shows up well in 3d with the appropriate shadows.
  17. I am looking for a stainless steel dual compartment apron sink, kohler or elkay or chief doesn't have one, no luck in 3d warehouse... Anyone got a good symbol for this to share? Looking for the bow front...even a good single compartment one will do... I have included a spec of one i like.
  18. Ok you smart chiefers...wouldn't it be good to know when and who uses the links we send out? Wouldn't it be nice to be able to only give out individual links. With buildertrend i get notified when a user views a proposal. I am looking for a way to see the activity and have more control over who sees these, any thoughts?
  19. bring in say 4" inside deck edge or even 1.5" so the posts can sit inside perimeter rim joist
  20. I want to offset both the posts and rails on a deck privacy screen, ca only seems to allow newel offset, how do i do both?
  21. Ha ha... I know... you how hard it was to just do this.... I was trying to show the shower door correctly but I couldn’t figure out how to.. it’s a black rail sliding dbl door.. how to do it? i hope my Tiler doesn’t freak when I show him this to do...
  22. Ok guys...i drew hexagons on wall, converted to polyline solids, blocked and inserted on wall... Used polyline solids and material wall surface for black grout behind... I have a pushed back shower shelf so i had to do back wall twice and remove tiles above shelf..here is the result.. Client has signed off on design....it should be close to this in end...i will post pictures once complete... Also might use some matte white tiles near top to give it a little more depth.
  23. ha ha...i really do...they are really in these days...