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  1. ericepv
    Try this: Open the DBX for your wall In the 'General' page, click 'No Room Moldings' in the Options section - Eric
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    Build it as a separate floor: Build / Floor / Build New Floor - Select 'Make new blank plan for the 2nd floor' and draw in your walls then add windows and roof. Select "open below' as your room type. - Eric
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    Must be a ghost in the machine
  4. ericepv
    Open 'Settings' in Windows and navigate to 'Devices' and select 'Mouse' from the menu on the left. From there, you can adjust the cursor speed.
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    I've worked on many kitchen & bath projects, please give me a call if you'd like to review yours. Contact info is in my signature. PM sent. - Eric
  6. ericepv
    An X17 PBR RT for a builder...
  7. ericepv
    Yed, unless you have Auto Rebuild Roof turned on.
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    Select the roof plane and open the DBX, go to the 'Structure' tab. In the 'Roof Layers' section, you an edit the framing. Is this what you're looking for?
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    I get a finished PBR in 10-15 seconds with my sample rate at 150-250 (2000 seems awfully high) using a 3060 card.
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    Mike: This sounds like something I can help you with, give me a call (585-441-5291) if you'd like to review. -Eric PM sent
  11. ericepv
    Edit / Preferences / General / Folders / All Program Paths: click on 'Show ' - Look for 'Archives Folder' and the path will be shown. From there, you can open an archive copy of your plan,
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    Shane: I ran into a similar situation myself, I needed to place a soldier course lintel over an arc top window. My solution was to create a custom lintel by drawing a CAD arc which I converted to a distribution path. From there, I selected a keystone which I made from a polyline and placed into my user library which I then selected as my 'Distributed Object' in the Distribution Path DBX. I converted that into a symbol and placed it in my plan. Hope this helps - Eric .
  13. ericepv
    A early view of one of my current projects, a Dutch Colonial with gambrel roof and curved eaves...
  14. ericepv
    I can help, give me a call if you'd like to discuss your projects. Contact info is in my signature. PM sent - Eric
  15. ericepv
    I've done many projects like this, happy to help. PM sent.