jenmarsch

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  1. I have been working on a plan for a client, fairly large and the property slopes from one side to another. I created  a terrain layer with a little bit of the pitch but would like a better representation based on the topo lines from the civil engineer. I tried attaching files here, but too large, please email me if you are interested, and yes of course I need it in the next 2 weeks. designmangrove@gmail.com

  2. Hi there. I fill up my user catalog with many items, all of which are clearly saved and I'm able to us them without issue. But when I finish work for the day, close the program and return the next morning... poof they are gone! I've re-entered my materials a few times now but need to figure out how to fix this issue. Any ideas? Thanks!

  3. Since updating to Chief X12, when I export to Auto CAD the blocks are now filled (hatched solid in CAD) How do I change this? get rid of fill?

    I transfer drawings over to AutoCAD to detail, simply because all of my detail library is in CAD and my engineer uses CAD. Deleting all of these filled spaces is time consuming.... please hlep

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  4. 6 hours ago, joey_martin said:

    Look in the menu under BUILD and you will see some options for TRIM. You can take an elevation view and use the 3D molding poly line tool to create all the various moldings you are after.

    Yeah!! thank you!! 3-D molding line is exactly what I needed!!! Thank you so much! I have a perpetually unhappy client and this will help

  5. I'm trying to add more architectural detailing to the exterior of a Mediterranean style home. I have the columns and arches worked out, now I want to add moldings around the entryway and around some windows. I dont want to create a belly band around the whole thing. What is the best way to attack this decorative element? Please :)

  6. 4 minutes ago, jenmarsch said:

    I'm assuming do this for all rooms on second floor and that will allow me to change first floor room ceiling height?

    OK, I'm trying this, thinking the ceiling (B) is an issue, which is what you are referring to "raise or lower roof to accommodate new plate height" . Would it be easier to delete roof all together to make these changes? I am seeing  Ceiling B height is not changing so now 2nd floor has 12' ceiling.:wacko: I deleted roof, changed all rooms to 120", and still have same response for first floor