CharlesVolz
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It is always good to help! (when my suggestion works) We were all beginners once upon a time and went through the frustrations of learning this sophisticated software. And, it is more difficult to learn every year with the added features and tools. Best, Charles
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Simple: 1. Post the plan. 2. Rebuild your framing. 3. Post the plan.
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Set up your roof defaults, draw the room exactly how you want it. Use CAD lines to snap walls or the Build> Wall> Polygon Shaped Room tool. Turn on roof autobuild setting. Note that manually building roofs like this is problematic as they do not snap together correctly.
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Yes, in order to keep your fascia level (if that is your goal).
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Room with arched/curved walls and ceiling?
CharlesVolz replied to joesausage's topic in General Q & A
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Since I am a cup of coffee short of starting my CA day: 1. Complete signature. 2. Post plan. 3. Read replies. Or, 1. Search help for Curved Roof Planes. 2. Search help for Boxed Eave [sic]. Later... I thought you were targeting this eaves.
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2 B's or not 2 B's...
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Interesting... After opening 3 or 4 tabs, I resort to the Project Browser to navigate.
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99% chance of an easy fix...
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I'm missing something here. Why is printing in gray scale not ok? Are you printing to PDF?
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That is probably 30' from the OH door to the far edge of the drive, perpendicular to the OH door. Right Maxie?
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Turning radius - Wikipedia.pdf
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I Use: 1st: Myriad Pro/Myriad Pro Condensed (5" dimensions and labels, 3" small notes, 6" & 8" large notes and labels.) 2nd: Arial/Arial Narrow (4 ½" dimensions and labels, 3" small notes, 6" & 8" large notes and labels.)
