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Gawdzira's post in Version 10 was marked as the answer
Do we need to do a welfare check on Ed? What other forms of self harm are you engaging in?
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Gawdzira's post in Auto-Filling Wall Tops Under Exposed Rafter Tails? was marked as the answer
I just had a conversation with myself about this
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Gawdzira's post in Altering text in my title block was marked as the answer
This is done on page 0 of the layout
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Gawdzira's post in Structural Steel Shop Drawings was marked as the answer
This is the type of drawing that a steel fabricator would be looking for. 2d only. Are they asking for a 3d view?
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Gawdzira's post in Plan Options was marked as the answer
I save out the different plan versions. I generally end up with names during design development like Bob_DD_V2 hip, Bob_DD_V2 flat...
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Gawdzira's post in Room Missing was marked as the answer
Clean up this corner of the room.
There are a bunch of messy bits here. Some tiny room divider walls and such.
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Gawdzira's post in 3D display problem was marked as the answer
That is Z-Fighting. It is possible this model is way, way away from the origin. Or, your wall layers are too thin.
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Gawdzira's post in cycle through recently used electrical components was marked as the answer
I have hot keys set up for the electrical item placement. E,S = switch E,L = light E,R = outlet (receptacle) E,C = connection
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Gawdzira's post in Glass in custom doors appears tinted... sometimes was marked as the answer
If you select "Glass Standard" from the Library, rather than from the Plan Materials you will get the clear appearance. I think at some point you changed the Glass Standard Material in the plan file.
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Gawdzira's post in Help Printing a PDF was marked as the answer
Here you go.
Randal's House-Layout.pdf
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Gawdzira's post in Default Wall Material not saving was marked as the answer
In the attached image, where you want to do the editing is in the Wall Type itself. Image one.
Then edit the material here:
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Gawdzira's post in Orthographic Floor Overview was marked as the answer
Turn off Live Elevations for that camera. When you send to Layout, look at the camera options.
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Gawdzira's post in recover lost work was marked as the answer
Sorry but if you don't save the file with a name there is no archive created.
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Gawdzira's post in Updating Elevation Sections Sent To Layout was marked as the answer
Presumably you had saved the file that was sent to layout at some point (or many points). If so, then you have a series of back ups in your archives. What is your auto back up setting time period? I have my set pretty short so I get autosaves about every 120 seconds. You may have a file in the archives that is a short period of time behind the corrupt file?
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Gawdzira's post in Split Entry Problems? was marked as the answer
Reduce your stem wall height to your proper location. ("I") in the diagram on the DBX.
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Gawdzira's post in Can't Copy A Plan Footprint Into My Plan? was marked as the answer
What is is that you want? If I am to guess I would think you may be looking to get an outline of your building on your site plan? If that is the case, select just outside of your building and the entire exterior perimeter will highlight. Then go the to the attached image and make an exterior room polyline which you can place on a layer ("Building Outline Dashed") or whatever you might want to call it. Copy and paste at will into your site plan or any other plan view.
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Gawdzira's post in Eq. ------Eq. ? was marked as the answer
Copy and paste. There is no way to over ride the actual dimension, only append it. I always do this with cad line arrows or by placing text over the dim to mask it.
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Gawdzira's post in Dimension Line Settings was marked as the answer
The arrows will not show in dimensions that are smaller than the arrow size.
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Gawdzira's post in Terrain Perimeter Dimension was marked as the answer
See attached image for 1000 words.
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Gawdzira's post in Help with sloping garage floor was marked as the answer
Make it a ramp. It is a ramp at nearly 1:12.