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Thank you, Scott for the response!

Thank you, Mr. Cooper! Yes, I believe this is the post I saw and couldn't find again. I will give that a go!

Not sure why they are not showing up. I had found another post mentioning this but can't seem to find it again. Does anyone know if Chief is planning on resolving this in X15 or do we have to wait for X16 for a resolution? Thank you, Lisa Standard View CPU Ray Trace PBR RT

Very nice. Thank you for sharing.

Hello All, Why in the heck does my tree "disappear" when other plants are placed behind it???? And is there a way to fix this? It seems to only happen with a polyline distribution path or area. Thank you, Lisa

Thank you Eric, I was wondering if that method would work. And you've proved that it does. Lisa

Another short video on how to keep curtains open when stretching a rod across a wide window or door. It was suggested to use a stretch plane, which is a quick and easy way to accomplish this task. However, the method I showed using 2 separate curtain symbols allows for more control on how wide to make the panel. This can be crucial if the walls to the side of your door/window are narrow.

Thank you Rob Dyck, I came up with solution for a design I'm working on now (and thought of the stretch plane solution then). I used Home Designer for many years and of course, those programs don't have (or didn't when I used them) stretch planes. So, I guess I was thinking more about those types of users. Also, I know someone who is on X8 and though this person is fantastic with design, custom roofs and stretch planes are a little beyond their grasp right now. I don't think we should all assume that every user has our same level of experience. Lisa

Which words would you suggest?

Yes, that was going to be my next video tip. I did this one for users who may not be comfortable with using stretch planes.

Short video of how to keep curtains pulled back when stretching curtain rod to fit wide windows/doors.

Man, I wish I has seen this awhile ago. Going to have to redo all of my screen porches now. Thanks!

DavidJPotter, Thank you for your response. I will give your suggestion a try. Lisa

robdyck, Thank you for your response. That is a neat way of doing it and won't cause problems for other stairs below this one, say for the wine cellar. I hope Chief will make it a little easier though in an update by allowing us to change the material on that particular surface. Lisa

Ah, I did see the 'height below tread' option but didn't think of using it in that way. I'll try that. Thank you.