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My thought is that you should post the plan. It could be a wall layers issue. It could be the sun (lighting). It could be your video card. Is Saturn in retrograde?

Same thing at the range. I am not sure what you are doing (mostly because I am the only one posting any images and wondering why I would even bother doing that as no one but me and Micheal seem to care but I digress in a run on sentence that is not really even a sentence since it is supposed to be short aside thus the parentheses). Is the behavior I am showing what you want? If so, I did not do anything fancy. No additional skinny cabs.

Oops. I forgot to mention that my image was done in plan. I can not imagine doing this in layout.

This is the behavior I am getting when I have the left side of that cabinet butting up against another cabinet. This is the end of a peninsula.

One way, although everything fades out a bit, is to make a polyline over the entire room and add a solid color with transparency. (x7 only) This has 80% transparency.

It sounds like a job for multiple copy.

You can not do this automatically.

1. HERS testing kicks in if new construction or over 1000 s.f. of addition. 2. To get a set of plans to pass the building official the first go around you must find out who to sleep with.

You do.

Did you add a new object with a stainless material?

Step 1. Search D.K. Ching on Amazon. Buy all his books.

If you have built the framing for the wall, the framing will show when you cut the section.

Use a section view elevation camera and measure the result.

You can also move the rafters and correct the framing after it is auto built by CA.

It is a split level house so that may be the variation. It also may be bad math on my part.

I usually am able to just use 2 files but have used 3 as described. If the demo file is extensive it is much easier as a distinct file so I can just have a demo wall style.

Here is the data table I use for Carmel. Mine vary by jurisdiction as some are seeking FAR and some are not.

If it is a detached garage just put the walls and roof on distinct layers and hide them. You don't have to hide a room if you hide the walls.

Hello Gerry, If you are going to do an online meeting as a Ruby primer I would love to be included in the meeting. I am just a novice (or pre novice) and would like to get an idea for a starting point. My programming in the past has been done through a lot of cut and paste when I was working on MEL scripting code using Alias MAYA. MEL is their unique code that is mostly C++ based. Thanks Alan

Prefs for select walls before room (image one) You need to adjust the color of the grout lines for your brick. They are most likely currently white mortar lines. When you send an elevation in vector view you are losing the color (red) for the brick and only showing the grout lines in white which are disappearing in your white background. (Image 2)

Did you use the material painter tool on that wall? Check the materials for the wall in the DBX.

If you have not figured this out by tomorrow morning, PM me at alan@lehmandesignstudio.com and I will walk you through it with a quick (I can set you straight in about 2 minutes) online meeting.

Draw the pyramid in plan view. Shoot an elevation view and rotate.

The particular line you want to set is object specific in nature. If you want this you will need to save out some cameras to your template plan file. But, if it is the wall elevation camera, no go as you can not copy and paste cameras.

Select the camera in plan view and open the object DBX.