BillsburgChief

Anyone else having trouble rebuilding framing? Every time I try, I'm crashing.

Yeah, I downloaded the 526.98 Navidia driver, and then was able to copy the changes from the corrupted file and paste them into a backup file, so far so good! At least I didn't have re-draw everything.

Researching this, I came across another user w/ the same problem. Seems I need to download an old version driver from November 526.98. Fingers crossed

I found it, on the webpage :0

How can I find the November driver 526.98? I only see the latest one 528.02 on the Nvidia website.

Try raising the wall heights.

Does anyone know what would cause this? If I try to revert to a backup file it created the same error. I tried to debug to no avail, is there another way to debug and/or uncorrupt the file?

I reset it to the defaults and it showed up... Kinda strange, where was it? Thanks, Mick!

When I try to import a DWG file, I can't see my DBX, any clues where it might be?

What's the deal w/ wrapping stairs, and why can't I ever get them to miter???

Yeah, I include the detail w/ my plans and I include the headers in my schedules, but when there is a portal frame needed I will just mask over the header in the schedule w/ text and the proper length needed... I was hoping someone had a better get around though.

So, I'm sure most of you are familiar w/ this detail, but how can I get CA to frame the header properly and not just for the size of the opening? Figure R602.10.6.4 - CS-PF.pdf

Is there a way to lock what floor is displayed in the reference display? My referenced display always seems to default to the same current floor I'm on (i.e. 1st floor open w/ 1st floor referenced on top of it). I know how to change it, but happens every time I leave the plan view and come back to it, causing me to manually change it every time. I don't remember the previous versions doing this, is there a way to just lock show the desired referenced plan so that is what it shown every time until I manually change it?

I can't seem to find how to change the dimension tool default to another choice besides the "manual dimension" setting? Probably just me, but I tend to use the "tape measure" a lot more than the others.

Yeah Doug, that's exactly what I meant, I know what it needs to do, just can't figure out how to draw it. I'll probably just cover it w/ a note also. I've attached a screen shot, between the gable (8:12 pitch sloping towards the left) and the shed roof (3:12 pitch sloping towards the rear), Is where I need the cricket.