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Thanks guys, I will give these all a try.

So, I have reading up and experimenting with 3d molding polylines instead of building exterior trim (circled below) manually with 3d solids. When you draw the outline of the home exterior, make it a 3d molding polyline and attach the molding it does not cut in way of door bottoms. CA says add break lines and pull the line down to door bottoms. I did that and it offsets to the inside of home. Any tips or what I am doing wrong? It would be a much faster way of doing trim. We have a frieze board option on roof settings but nothing for house bottoms.

Thanks guys!

Just to make this look more complete do we have any brackets in the library that work to hold the rod? I don't see anything.

worked great guys!

Hey guys, I typically do not spend time with interior design on my plans but I need to try some new things on this small kitchen reno. Can I add a toe kick to the circled area?

hahaha I hear that! The way it should be.

Why on earth are people doing that? I just did a set for a small camp and the owner/builder isn't pulling a permit. He isn't messing around either. Within two weeks of finishing his drawings he sent pics of the whole thing framed and blacked-in and he even had cmu pilings which I am sure takes longer than a standard slab.

Learned something new today, thanks......

Is that the same? I mean I guess I could rename the symbol. Thanks.

Yeah, I looked there and the assortment but didnt see any.

Doing an office renovation and cannot for the life of me find an electrical symbol for an ethernet outlet. Do we have anything in CA? I see some in Sketchup 3D warehouse but the models aren't that good and come in distorted and out of shape OR multiple ones at once. Confused why this isn't a standard electrical item in CA.

Oh man, I'm old school but I can do without landlines haha. I do the same note for landscape and soffit lighting as well. Less I have to show and soffit lights can be a pain and not attach sometimes.

Hey guys, how many of you still add tv coaxial or the CA Cat 5 symbols for TV locations? In a world where everything is streamed is this something you still add? Or do you add a note like myself stating "Any TV cable locations to be coordinated between homeowner and electrician"?

Is the origin "x" indicator equivalent to placing a drawing at 0,0,0 in AutoCad?. Just curious, and if so how is that helpful to us?