Doug_N

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  1. Ah I see, yes that link does not work. Your right DB
  2. Funny, I can click on the link and works for me, must be a loig in issue
  3. This was a video that I did for pot light cut outs, but the same principle applies.
  4. The zip file contains AutoCAD files only, and when opened in AutoCAD, there are two floor plans: a basement and a main floor. You will need to import the dwg file that has the floor plans. Your first step should be to unzip the files to a new directory and then open them in AutoCAD to find the files that you need for CA.
  5. A better approach would be to change the layer for the drywall in the specification box for the wall type. In the wall DBX the drywall layer is set to a newly created layer Turn off the drywall layer, now the framing is exposed And the light reaches the interior cavities of the framing.
  6. Rob, what happens if you change it to some other room type. I assume that you don't want to use the room type attic is that right?
  7. You can also just name any room you like, turn the walls into railings, specify no ceiling and roof, and adjust the floor structure to suit your construction, and if you have pony walls you can make parapets with railings. There are lots of ways to tackle this type of project.
  8. Doug_N

    X18 Crash

    I am using the same card but the TI version, my driver is Driver Version 32.0.15.9144 with no problems
  9. Gary, very nicely done. Thank you.
  10. Well, it is part of a solution, but not the solution, because a new front panel has to be made for each of these sizes. The new drawer front can be painted to match. The problem with this approach is that the drawer front is not scalable so a different front panel has to be created for each size of sink.
  11. Thanks, much appreciated.
  12. Does anyone have a model of this? It used to be in the CA library, but it seems to be gone now.
  13. Hi Christian, You would have to do a bit of cad work for the sections, but I would recommend the rafters would sit on blocking between the studs and some fancy Simpson hardware to take the load. It might also be possible to do this with a ledger above the ceiling. I just spent a few moments to sort out the roof manually. Unit 3b.zip
  14. Is that what you are looking for?
  15. You can always upload your file to dropbox or onedirve that then paste a link to the file in your post like this. 18 King Street E Cobourg Proposed.plan