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I believe we all understand what you are looking for, it's the compensation that strikes a nerve. I take offense at the value you place on the the services offered by the many talented pros on this forum and I'm sure I'm not alone. If not for that, you'd surely have plenty of takers.

$0.10/ sq ft.... .

Here's one I got from 3D Warehouse awhile back, the dashed line still shows. .. Tilt-Up+Garage+Door+(1).skp

I've done a bunch of of these and may be able to help you out. Give me a call on Monday, contact info is in my signature. - Eric

You need to rebuild the deck framing. Select the room, go to 'Deck' tab and click on 'Automatically regenerate deck framing' at the top of the DBX.

An early look at a mini-mart project I'm working on...

I've been using 591.74 for a couple of weeks, no issues.

Here's a selection from Duck Duck Go images... https://duckduckgo.com/?q=southern+yellow+pine+texture&iar=images&t=ffab&atb=v417-1 There are also many sites online where you can download textures. And don't forget about 'Material Builder' in x17 (3D/Material Builder). Although Southern Yellow Pine is not one of the species listed, you can probably come close using the tools available.

Keep your garage as a separate plan and then create a symbol for the garage which you can then place in the plan of the main house. This has worked well for me in the past.

Once the tile is placed in your plan, use the 'Define Material' tool to adjust the scale (in the 'Texture' tab).

I don't have this on my DBX...

Past versions of Chief included a option called 'Extend Terrain to Horizon' in the camera DBX. I finally came across a use for this function but now I can't find it in the camera DBX or anywhere else the help index tells me to look.

Google image search returned this... https://www.google.com/search?vsrid=CM2Koc_6sLOCXBACGAEiJGRhMTE3MGUyLWRjN2YtNGZlOC05ZWZlLTNjZDA2ODE3YzMwMjIGIgJubigCOMWMh-yEo5ED&vsint=CAIqDAoCCAcSAggKGAEgATojChYNAAAAPxUAAAA_HQAAgD8lAACAPzABEOUCGN4CJQAAgD8&udm=26&lns_mode=un&source=lns.web.gsbubb&vsdim=357,350&gsessionid=45O_En3JLuw_hbtvFXc9iBOz9jxqU8j--SjnLYTRYo46xcyEajV3dA&lsessionid=dDzBzkphLpC9outmS58dORDGCG7QZqWdrDW-_LXX2q9MD6rrul7ZhQ&lns_surface=26&authuser=0&lns_vfs=e&qsubts=1764820541980&biw=951&bih=610&hl=en Several sources listed.

https://www.chiefarchitect.com/support/article/KB-00117/locating-and-importing-3d-symbols.html

email sent.

'Hired Eric to do some 3-D renderings from some Chief Architect drawing files for a proposed triplex. Eric cleaned up all my drawings, adjusted floor heights and elevations, produced an interior furnishing design and added landscaping and hardscaping. I had a presentation in ten days and he turned around the entire project in less than a week. Final ray-tracing was outstanding. He worked with my design budget and delivered everything ahead of schedule. Highly recommend.' Kelly K, Paradise CA

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Here''s a symbol I found on 3D Warehouse... https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/af5ddf24f638a55de1eaadd907cc5148/Cafe-Doors The important thing to remember is if you classify it as a fixture when you import it into Chief, you can easily control the position of the doors when you place it in a doorway. If you classify it as a door then you will need to delete the casing and jamb so that you are left with just the door to position in a previously placed doorway.

Is this what you're looking for? https://www.chiefarchitect.com/products/3d-viewer/

Big improvements in Chief rendering quality in recent years... Then Now

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.

It is in English.

Is this what you're looking for? https://en.likefont.com/font/15294982/

Have you tried using a 3D Solid?