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Do you have grid snapping on? If you are needing to be that precise as far as the plans you may want to adjust your smallest dimension available to 1/16"
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Just FYI Using the same mouse on OSX and not having any issues as described.
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https://www.chiefarchitect.com/products/sysreq.html
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My bet since those walls are glowing.
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I believe what you are looking for is called a hung joist floor system. Open the foundation wall you want to have the floor system hung from and check the options in the structure panel of the wall dbx.
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So, this seems to be a bug to me. I figured out the same thing as Michael mentions above, that it has to do with the footing in particular. Playing with another wall I figured out that if you remove the footing for the wall, close, refresh and then put it back then the door works fine.
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Make the regular juniper plant larger and force it into the ground so the top is "cascading" over the rocks???
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Post the plan please.
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cannot center a pile below a railing wall post
rgardner replied to SH_Canada's topic in General Q & A
I didn’t watch the video but I am guessing you are using the point load Pad footing tool which is tied to the center of the wall not the newel posts. You can use them but you need to set your railing walls to the thickness of your posts for it to work properly. You can still set your beam to whatever width and height you want on the rail panel of the wall dbx. Other alternative is to set your walls to invisible and use the post with footing tool and manually place posts footings and beams so you have more control. -
Pattern and texture synch? What am I missing here?
rgardner replied to GeneDavis's topic in General Q & A
Sorry I read that twice and did not see this. Otherwise I would have mentioned the same as Mick did that sometimes a manually adjusted pattern size when it is manually adjusted in offset as well does not work to synchronize the pattern and texture. It only seems to work if it’s the original ratio. -
Pattern and texture synch? What am I missing here?
rgardner replied to GeneDavis's topic in General Q & A
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This can be done with a custom hatch pattern. I don't have the need for it personally so have never purchased it but I believe that @Alaskan_Sonuses and previously recommended hatchkit.com.au/ (only for PC). Then create your glass that you like to use with that pattern type...
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when i move my aligned stair and landing it becomes not aligned
rgardner replied to SH_Canada's topic in General Q & A
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Snipping tool with a png keeps the file way smaller and you can also use excel spreadsheet data directly in chief if you drag it over.
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when i move my aligned stair and landing it becomes not aligned
rgardner replied to SH_Canada's topic in General Q & A
Using the U shaped stair tool works perfectly fine as shown in Steve's video. What the issue we are talking about here is how you are adjusting them afterwards and expecting the program to work differently than it's designed. Looking at your video I would recommend trying to move things using the point to point tool and the Tab and enter distance tools. It will make a world of difference in your adjustments in the program instead of having to deal with bumping issues. -
when i move my aligned stair and landing it becomes not aligned
rgardner replied to SH_Canada's topic in General Q & A
Moving the stairs will also move the landing attached to it so when you moved the stairs the extra 1/2" or so then it moved the landing that amount as well after it had already snapped to the wall. I would recommend changing your workflow to what I mentioned above to move them. Place your stairs and then when they are right then add the landing with the standard stair tool. -
when i move my aligned stair and landing it becomes not aligned
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Ryan: the last time I tried that - many versions ago - it left some pieces and parts behind Using the Edit>Select all option works. -
when i move my aligned stair and landing it becomes not aligned
rgardner replied to SH_Canada's topic in General Q & A
It has to do with the landing in particular being designed to auto snap to walls. If you are having a hard time select and delete the landing. Line up stair sections how you want them and then using the stair tool click in the middle of the area where the stair landing should go. It will place and auto size the new landing and connect it to the stairs. (Does not work as well for split landings but you can do that and then pull the landing back to where you want to transition to the second landing and do the same thing.) -
Have a look for "Corner Windows" in the help file.
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when i move my aligned stair and landing it becomes not aligned
rgardner replied to SH_Canada's topic in General Q & A
All-Off Layer set > Turn On-Stairs Layer sets (railing walls if necessary) > Select all visible > Grab move handle drag in direction/Press Tab and enter 1"... -
One thing to try is to turn the automatic preview off by default. Open another file and unselect it and save.
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https://www.chiefarchitect.com/support/article/KB-00166/creating-and-editing-molding-profiles.html Hint: Google your question and add chief architect at the end brings up everything including chieftalk, chief architect training articles, youtube videos from other users, and more.
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So the 2x4 or 2x6 wall cuts at one point and turns into a 2x8 wall then it cuts again and goes back to the other size? Does that help you figure out how to do it? Hint: If it is 2x4 or 2x6 at the base then adjusts to a 2x8 wall a bit off the floor then you can use a pony wall and set it to be flush at interior.
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Use a custom sill profile set to size.