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In addition to my internal SSD, I back up my files to iDrive and also to an external hard drive. If you need to create space on your internal drive, take a look at your archive folder, you may have many more archived copies than you really need.

I specialize in renderings and would be happy to help. PM sent and my contact info is below. - Eric

3D Warehouse & Turbosquid are a good place to start. Here's a few more: https://renderpeople.com/free-3d-people/ https://renderpeople.com/3d-people/ https://skalgubbar.se/

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One thing that did work for me was to change the thickness of the door to 1/4". Not ideal but it works.

Hmmm, I've never run into this before. I thought there might be an adjustment in the edit tab for the handle but no luck. The only solution I can think of is to specify 'none' for the exterior hardware and then place it manually. Have you contacted tech support?

Please post your plan.

I do this type of work frequently, give me a call to review the details. Eric - epvisualz 585-441-5291

Here's a good place to start; https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ffab&q=old+brick&atb=v417-1&iax=images&ia=images There are websites that specialize in quality images for rendering, just do a search and you'll find plenty.

This sounds like something I can help you with...

If you are using Windows OS (you should complete you signature as it helps us to narrow down a solution), then you already have MS Photos installed. Open your image and click on the 'Edit' button and then the 'Erase' tab (towards the right end of the toolbar) and just place the circle over your flare and then left click. Very simple to use and quite effective.

I reported it earlier this morning and it was removed then. Unfortunately, it keeps reappearing under different user names.

You could also 'erase' it in post processing. Photoshop, GIMP, MS Photos are all capable of taking care of it.

If I understand you correctly you just want one surface of the slab covered and not the entire slab. If that's the case, try drawing a polyline square on the chosen surface and convert it to a 3D solid.

I can't quite picture what it is you're describing, please post your plan or at least an image.

You could do this a couple of ways. Make a 3D solid from polylines to match the dimension of your wall and then make the top line a curve (you can use use a room divider to enclose your space). If you want to keep it as a wall, make a series of Kerf Cuts across the top (as per my crude example below)

Open the DBX for your cross section camera and in the 'Camera' tab,check the 'Scene Clipping' settings (specifically the Back Clip).

Have you contacted Tech Support?

Another way to create space on your drive is to get rid of duplicate archive files (Edit / Preferences / General / Folders / Show all program paths) and also check your downloads folder. You may surprised by how much space those items take up.

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Experimenting with new software on an A Frame cottage by the water...

This is often the result of an out of date video card, make sure you have the la test driver installed.

Can you ZIp it?

Post your plan.

As Rob mentioned above, maximizing your RAM (I have 32 GB) is a cheap and easy way to improve performance.