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Here is a partial image of the directory tree. It looks pretty extensive.

I do this all the time. Just copy and paste from one file to the other. I will delete the elements that have changed in file A and copy them from file B.

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Too much of everything is just enough.

For the view you send to layout you would want to be in Vector mode for the camera. Have Plot Lines checked but no to the "Color Fill" check box. In the second image I show the camera DBX. I was sending with shadows on but you would probably want that off for a clean, lines only view to layout.

My suggestion would be to hire a Russian hacker to get the word out. They seem to have a finger on the pulse of how to get things done.

Good space planning never goes out of style.

Check out this slide show, or download the pdf (link on the first page). It is great directory of well designed small house plans. http://www.treehugger.com/slideshows/tiny-houses/theres-lots-learn-these-small-house-plans-60s/#slide-top

https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/by/WayfairTrade3D

The past code version had the cantilever at 2/3. The current is 1/4 without uplift justification.

I have my layout set up with layers which contain the various page size elements. I have the Drawings size, 8 1/2×11 vertiCal and horizontal. 11x17 vertical and horizontal. Just hide or unaided layers as needed.

In this type of situation I would abandon the heading from the schedule and make a heading in Layout. Just some bold text.

Sent.

Just a guess, but, put up a temporary invisible wall to separate the "rooms" / spaces where the break is. Then reset the heights and then lose the temp wall.

Thanks for the link. Here is one to add to the notes: Vacancy Sensors Section 150.0(k) Vacancy sensors are required in many residential spaces. A minimum of one luminaire in each of the following spaces must be controlled with a vacancy sensor: bathrooms, garages, laundry rooms and utility rooms

Holy crap. I just tried to get into a pair of pants I bought in 2003. Similar problem but in my case I can't close them.

'nuff said.

Reboot your computer.

Seems like a bad way to use a good tool. If do this all the dimension strings will move independently. If you add to the same dimension string you can adjust the string as a unit.

Either create the roof and ceiling planes with solid subtraction (can you convert that plane to a solid?). Or make the shapes in another program. If that terrain shape is correct for you, export it as an object and bring it into Sketchup?

Alright, I gave you some love. But, just-this-once (squinty eye emoji ala Clint Eastwood), punk.

Perry, I don't believe the law will over ride setbacks.

Here you go. MyHand2.ttf

Gene, it looks like your inner teenager emerged and then became Alfred Hitchcock's shadow.

I replaced my 110 with a 120 recently. What a great change. It is pretty fast and easy to load the roll. Color out put is good for condocs.