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Maybe this? https://sketchfab.com/3d-models/wired-glass-pbr-substance-material-0d7c5010451f4f00aea677f29e7135f3

Use solids, create a side & top panel. Copy & paste the sides, rotate into place & make into a single object, then copy 2 times. Make the frame a different material at the start.

Tech support suggested moving the thin wall slightly to auto align with the thicker wall. This did not work for me. I was able to turn temp dimensions off & zoom in very tight and point-to-point move the thin wall. That fixed the room table. You can see how small the misalignment was!

Joe, How do you deal with a wall type that has 3.5" sound insulation in it? The project I'm doing, small laser studio, has mostly insulated partitions. So I have a wall type for that.

Thanks Joe, I've messed with the 3 wall intersection with no luck. You solution will solve my problem.

Not all rooms do this? [Edit] I just sent it to tech support.

I would like the wall material to show only the material inside that room. Can that be done? The exterior walls display stucco which I do not want to see in the schedule.

I did this with added Mtext object. There are only 5 wall types in the plan.

That is what I'm up against. There seems to be no way around this limitation. i.e. limiting the wall comparison in the table. I suppose if you knew you way around material list one could tease out a similar table using that material list?

I have that checked for wall length & it produces the table above. I wanted to go one step further & use my formula to get 2 times the length to get drywall length. When I do that the table separates all walls and I get a very large table.

I wanted a simple wall table with an added field to show 2x the wall length for drywall length. But when I added this %(length / 12 * 2).round(2)% to one of the fields in each wall "object Information" the table displays all walls as line items. Is there a way to do this and keep the simple table?

I'm sure you had to do a lot if work to get that macro to work properly. Mine is adequate for me even if I have to manually enter the overhang amount. I draw a polyline to get the total length even though it will not work in all cases. Thanks for your input.

OK Thanks

There are a few here: https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/search/models?q=lion

I tried this in a text object without success: "Projected Overhang Area: #{projected_overhang_area}"