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Here we are on 2017 & I see no way to display my Mtext label of ceiling height in Feet & Inches. There are threads way back in 2011 talking about this shortfall. I work in inches so the label displays in inches. Is there no build-in macro to convert inches to Ft'-In" ? My label %room.name% Ceiling%room.elevation.ceiling% I see Joe has a subroutine in his FloarClass.rb but I haven't a clue how to use it. It should be part of Chief.
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So did the take 90 minutes per scene?
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Is that object on a locked layer?
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The bedroom is awesome. Very nice work on that project.
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Yes, that was obvious. My wife's shower points at the bottom of the door. So even with a wiper I still get some water getting by the seams. With that gap I'm sure there would be trouble.
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Realy like that idea, Would not work in my shower as the wife uses a handheld that when mounted sprays on the door.
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So you have a 1/2" gap below the door? I see the drain would catch most splashing
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Using the frame-less shower doors and a "no curb" style shower presents a problem. If the owner wants to place a mat, rug or towel outside the door when showering the door needs to clear the object while opening. You could use a shallow strip of marble, granite or tile as a threshold. I would think a 1/2" tall or less would suffice. The doors have no wipe or maybe a 3/8" wipe. Without a wipe the gap plus threshold would clear most bathroom throw rugs I would think. If the door has a wipe then the threshold height becomes critical. I was thinking a 1/2" would be a minimum height for the threshold. Mind you the shower is not dropped in some cases. Just a slope to drain starting behind the threshold. Just curious for your thoughts and experiences on this design. Thanks PS in my shower I use a strip of Travertine about 3/8 tall & a door with a wiper
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obstreperous Had to look that one up. Haven't been accused of that yet but I have deserved it a time or two.
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Flipping the house to a new location may eliminate some of the electrical component problems I was having. I'll give that a try.
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One issue with my method is that the inserted electrical is disabled (dumb objects) and hard to edit in te future.
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Ken, The reverse command did work on this little one-story house just fine. I should have tried it. I did have problems in the past. Thanks
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OK, I figured out a method that worked on my little one-story house. Draw a center (mirror line) & change it to an electrical layer Turn all layers off except electrical & CAD, Electrical & Text, Electrical etc. Use the CAD detail from view to make a copy of your electrical only. Go back to your plan & delete all electrical. All on Layer set, Use Edit ALL & Mirror tool to flip the house. Back to CAD Detail, Select All, Ctrl X Back to plan and Ctrl Alt V All my electrical staid in place. I'm happy as a clam.
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No I don't use it.
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generator Be sure to hit ENTER
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When I mirror a house & draw a reference line front to back and place it usually midpoint so I can mirror the house. Using Edit ALL and Mirror tools and most items do OK but the electrical is a mess. Is there any trick to making this work better?
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Checking with tech support I got this: I did raise the roof plane 1" & rebuild trusses fixed these trusses.
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I'll report it now & see what they have to say. Although they got a little pissy when I reported the "Match Properties" behavior.
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Does anyone know what causes the truss bottom chord to not trim? The sub fascias 5.5" & fascia is 7.5"
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So that may be the best approach is to have a separate text style for FILL ON. I use transparent on text and dimensions until there is a problem seeing it clearly.
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It only appears when moving the Dim, Is it from the Text & not part of the Dimension object. Is it turned On/Off in the text styles? And therefore a plan wide setting changing all text AND dimensions using that style? .
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You know the MASK is already there on dimensions. Just select the dimension to move it & the MASK activates, and when you deselect it the MASK disappears.
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Oh, that means a separate style for all styles you want to mask. Then put them on a layer to match the other style. My dimension style option is dimmed out. I'll look into it more in the morning.
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Well I'll take any kind of Mask and Box they can give us. Can't believe they don't have that feature after all these years of development.
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Sorry, that is an Autocad term. Like Rich Text has a border and Fill option, the dimension text should also have a border and fill option.