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I don't do this much but noticed that the start point of the wall "S" is the rotation point and will then disconnect from the end point if you adjust with the angle in the dbx. Therefore, make sure the start and end points are on the correct side.

CAD lines as a reference to use the make parallel tool. You might have to temporarily disconnect the wall from the other wall to get it to move properly.

Phew, I thought this was for Passover.

This is done on page 0 of the layout

Ahh, flat top arch! I had my head stuck with a full round arch. More Coffee!

How would I get a horizontal oval window to show properly? I made this shape into a window symbol but it cuts a rectangle into the wall window oval.plan

bath is a room. click on it to select the room and then adjust the floor height to match the floor height of the room adjacent.

You need to add the 'Hire CADD Monkey' button to the toolbar

I chose argitecdure cause i am better with pigtures than werds. Maybe a sketch would help?

I believe that is coming in X16. I saw it leaked in a training video where Scott was showing a perspective camera view with dimensions. We are living in the future!

'MERICA!

I think it should read Soccer, Not Foot.

Oops. Second floor. Found the culprits

I have a .plan file where I created a note schedule. When I go to paste this schedule into a plan file it is creating an odd numbering set up. I don't think I already have these note numbers in the plan file I am pasting into but I can't seem to find them (displaying all layers). Is there a way to track these down? 40SK remodel.zip

Never mind. I found it.

Can I get this to display 45.6' instead of feet and inches?

I am by no means a rendering ace. I spent a little extra time on this one placing lights because it was really helping the clients see this piece of the puzzle. RTRT did far more for communicating the story than the Standard render could.

"Is 1970 angled cedar siding making a comeback?" Bite your tongue.

That's the Tea

1000 wds

I got a jaunty mousepad from them.

You can edit lines within Layout. I don't believe you can adjust your camera clip planes to edit out those since they are foreground. I would probably place those cabinets on a distinct layer and hide it for that view. Make a unique layerset for that camera view.

A floor plan is a vector view. No textures will show in Vector view. If you need to see the texture, you can do an Orthographic floor overview and then choose the Top View direction.

Did you use roof planes?