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Windows is a PITA on stuff like this, just checking - but have you rebooted the computer?
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Thats a pretty robust set of requirements, I saw a program called Monday.com which looked interesting and may do what you want. In any case, it sounds like you are looking for a true project management scheduling program
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I use Trello, I only use the basic options for it, but you can get pretty sophisticated with it if need be.
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Just curious, what are the 5 programs you hear are being used?
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It is not a live view, you will need to update the view if you change the model.
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the M3 Convertible (2004 E46 series) still eludes me.
QuoteTheres one on Sketchups 3d warehouse, no idea how accurate it is
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The frieze board on the front was raised up 12" for some reason. Might check that.
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Theres a couple of ways to do it, but typically I put my schedule on a CAD detail, then send it to Layout from there.
Hope that helps.
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h I believe it has to be on the same level as the roof plane as well
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Thanks @SNestor , always nice to see different ways to accomplish these things.
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Heres a good article from Chiefs website
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17 minutes ago, Chrisb222 said:
I just manually set a p-solid base with stone texture, a p-solid cap with concrete texture, and a manually placed column on top of the cap.
Thats the way I would do it.
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It might help to post the plan so others can see what you have done so far.
Steve Nestor has posted some really good videos, you might try this one:
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would be easier to diagnose with a pln file
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Might help to post where the project is located.
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Plat Book 66, Page 38?
Not sure what your question is, but the North Arrow shows you...North.
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There are some premade ones in the library, search for "corbel". Or you could make your own out of polyline solids.
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I'd probably look for a laptop that is designated as a gaming laptop, they tend to have better graphics cards and more memory. I have a Sager, but I also remember I was considering an MSI laptop. Alienware is also known as having good laptops.
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Will the laptop be your primary Chief Architect computer? Or is it for taking out to client presentations etc? or both?
I purchased a Sager, with a fairly high end graphics card that has works well, its a little heavy, but thats part of the price you pay.
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Pretty sure that would not fly in our area.
Laptop purchase help
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I would recommend 1 TB as a minimum. and the 17" screen if its a desktop replacement, but if its to take out to the field, I would select the 15.6"