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It sounds like you accidently closed your plan view tab. If you hit save on the camera view, it still saves the plan view. If you want to reopen the plan view, go to the Project Browser and select the plan view you want to open.

Also, 2-5 years and we are cooked. https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20261029712156/en/Dream-Raises-%2417M-in-Seed-to-Teach-AI-How-to-Understand-and-Build-the-Physical-World

Here is a project that I am working on. I decided to try and get this closer to a selling point without creating a bunch of custom elements. This is early design development so I want to be time efficient in testing out the idea with my client. Here is the prompt and the 3 images that made the client call me back right away elated. Less (work) is more. The first image I will load is an example of the style of house the client is looking for. The second image is a new design for the project. Please render the new design image with more of the character of the example image. Do not change the proportions of the new design or any of the major elements like doors, windows or roof shape. The roof eave overhang can be adjusted to bring in the additional millwork details and curvature of the example image. Add more detail to the front porch to make it more similar to the example image. Keep a loose architectural presentation style using the rendering style of D.K. Ching and similar architectural style elements.

How does a web search for this question yield this note but the Icon is something completely different

What in the wide wide world of sports are these showing up for on my plans suddenly? They appear to be the arc radius markers but I can't delete or hide them.

I am randomly getting issues with the print range stuck on only one sheet. Anyone else seeing this?

Maybe overkill based on the previous prompts: MASTER PROMPT — ARCHITECTURAL phot real PRESENTATION STYLE Transform this architectural rendering into a more photo real image for an architectural design development presentation. Maintain accurate architectural proportions and perspective while converting the image into a high-end conceptual presentation rendering often seen in architecture studios, design competitions, and sketchbook presentations. Add a small amount of drought tolerant landscaping like sage ground cover to the foreground that you would see on the Monterey Peninsula of California. Preserve intentional empty paper space around the rendering. ARCHITECTURAL PRESENTATION STYLE Maintain realistic architectural lighting and material hierarchy while simplifying unnecessary detail. Emphasize massing, shadow, glazing, roof forms, timber accents, landscape composition, and depth. The rendering should feel like a premium conceptual presentation piece created by an architectural photographer. LANDSCAPE STYLE Loose and painterly landscaping with watercolor foliage masses, abstract shrubs, soft grass texture, and atmospheric tree forms. Add foreground drought tolerant landscaping that would be seen in Carmel by the Sea California with some low creeping sage groundcover Avoid hyper-detailed botanical rendering. Trees and plants should partially dissolve into the paper edges. LIGHTING Warm natural daylight or soft golden-hour lighting with subtle shadow contrast. Preserve believable architectural depth while keeping the overall composition airy and artistic. TEXTURE + DETAIL Slightly enhance the materials shown in the image and preserve colors. COMPOSITION Centered architectural hero shot presentation-board aesthetic, elegant white space, professional architectural illustration balance, no heavy vignette, no graphic design overlays, no typography unless added separately. AVOID cartoon rendering, anime style, heavy outlines, cel shading, overly saturated colors, digital painting look, oil painting texture, comic-book style, sharp CGI edges, excessive realism, cluttered backgrounds, ultra-detailed foliage, fantasy styling.

Check these settings and see if it is able to be changed

One thing to keep in mind when designing is this zone shown highlighted in yellow. That is an 18" clear space so that if you are approaching the door in a chair, you have the ability to move close enough to the door and grab a handle. This is an ADA code item that makes a whole lot of sense. The bath shown is from a project where we were trying to achieve absolute minimums so not a great reference for you.

I wonder if it is the 4000 series? NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Laptop GPU (8 GB) Intel(R) Iris(R) Xe Graphics (128 MB)

Thanks, I took off dark mode and the toolbar is better but the arrow drop down remains in Mysterio Mode.

If you look at the plan view I have 2 polylines in light yellow highlighting 2 elevation cameras. The plan was hanging up on the bad camera. I made a new camera and now it works. It is likely this is a legacy plan camera issue. Using a new layout from a template or an older layout that I started the project in has no impact on the hanging up issue. https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/4xhbx1senqzuptg3a405i/Lugo-DD-V1e.plan?rlkey=dv4k0jj8g8e0godwsv0clceuj&dl=0

I am dying here. I have spent the last 2 hours trying to come up with a solution to send a friggin elevation to layout. This is the crap we went through in version x1 and 2 with new versions. Why is this happening now?

Same with my toolbars

Is anyone having issues with the latest update when sending elevations to layout? I might need to paste everything into new template files? This could be legacy plan issues as I am pretty sure this plan started in an earlier version than x18 beta. it was working in the beta version and then before the update yesterday.