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  1. That's interesting, I'd be cautious too. If you can't find it anywhere else perhaps you can download it to a flash drive and then scan for a virus.
  2. Is this what you're looking for? https://en.likefont.com/font/15294982/
  3. Use the dimension of one of the existing features (16' w garage door, 80" h, entry door, etc) as scale. Not a perfect solution but it will get you close.
  4. There are several brackets in the Federal Brace catalog which is available for download from Chief. There's also a selection on 3D Warehouse.
  5. In the 'Railing' tab of your DBX,select 'Open with Middle Raii'. From there you can select the specifics if the middle rail.
  6. ericepv

    Bar Tops

    The easiest way would be to adjust the overhang of the counter in the DBX for the cabinet (in the 'General' tab). If you have an unconventional shape for the counter, you can easily draw a custom countertop https://www.chiefarchitect.com/support/article/KB-01023/editing-a-countertop-into-a-custom-shape.html
  7. If all you want to do is get a seamless joint between the wall and soffit, you should be able to accomplish that in PBR or Clay mode. Just make sure the outer surfaces are aligned.
  8. I made this from a glass wall, split into 3 panels. For the center panel, I used a glass shower door placed into an invisible wall...
  9. SHave you tried drawing the wall as a railing and then inserting the door?
  10. Build the in-law suite as another floor on top of your garage. https://www.chiefarchitect.com/videos/watch/1605/designing-a-one-and-a-half-story-roof.html