HamlinBC

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  1. Do you have cross hairs on in Chief?...could be something with that.

     

    I usually turn mine off right away, maybe try turning them off and see if that helps.

     

    Edit>Preferences>Edit and then at the top is your cross hair settings.

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  2. One thing nobody ever really talks about is stability.

     

    I've gone back and forth between gaming and Quadro, and I would say that hands down the Quadro is much more stable than the gaming.

     

    I quite frequently had issues with my gaming card and Chief, and I wouldn't say Chief operated any "faster" with the gaming card.

     

    Might have something to do with Chief using OpenGL and I've heard OpenGL operates better on Quadro.

     

    That's just my thoughts...

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  3. Joey,

     

    I just drew a window, put in a lintel, put in a sill, set shutters and nothing overlaps.  Even my lintel doesn't overlap the frame.

     

    Make sure the height in the Shutter tab is set to "Match Opening Height"...

  4. Ok...rookie question...

     

    Is it possible to change what layer certain fixtures labels are on?

     

    I want all of my tub/shower labels on a layer of their own so I can just turn that on but keep all of the other fixture labels off...

     

    ...I suppose I could just go into all of my fixtures I typically use and just remove their labels in the Edit Symbol DBX...but boy that seems like it would be sweet if we could specify Layers for Labels.

  5. Well I certainly appreciate it!

     

    I don't do a lot with macros, and I was more or less asking if what I wanted could be done.

     

    I was fully ready to drop the $3...not like it's a bank breaker...

  6. Oh...hmmm...now it works??...

     

    OK that's just plain weird because I tried it yesterday and I either couldn't select the macro, or else it would paste all of that coding in for the label.

     

    Thanks Eric!

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  7. I'm sure just a simple search would help me out, but...I don't know...too lazy and time is of the essence.

     

    I would like to know how to do a macro that would display my interior door sizes like this:

     

           2'-6" X 6'-8"

    2'-8" X 6'-10 1/2" R.O.

     

    Is this even possible, or what am I up against here?

     

    I know I'll have to set my R.O.'s so that they're correct, so I'm assuming that there's a simple way to get the macro's to display this somewhat like I show.

     

    I might even settle for the inch dimensions instead of the feet-inch...

  8. Great question, and here's a workaround for you!

     

    Do your perspective overview on the 0 floor.  When the view opens, flip back to the plan and open the camera (right click on the camera and go to "Open Object")...

     

    From there you can go to "Plan Display" and uncheck "Display on All Floors".

     

    Now just simply go back to the main floor and voila...done.