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  1. Steve_Nyhof
    I agree. I took the screen shot earlier and the when I was doing the video I was shocked at how it was looking. But on the second floor all is fine. I did mess with my walls and work to perfect things yesterday for X13. X12 is all fine so I might have some defaults not set up yet.
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    Here is the plan. Thank you! BMI1962 Kiser Residence X13.zip
  3. Steve_Nyhof
    Hello, in X13 I am running into this sill issue in the lower level https://www.loom.com/share/9787f55385c74cd8b04753fb13eee91f Thank you
  4. Steve_Nyhof
    Yes, so if you have sections (section lines) in your floor it will do nothing. Once I shut the layer off it worked. Thank you for that info!!
  5. Steve_Nyhof
    That is good info - I will check that
  6. Steve_Nyhof
    Oh yes!
  7. Steve_Nyhof
    Db - Dialog Box
  8. Steve_Nyhof
    sure!!! now it just worked without a hiccup - cool!! Thank you
  9. Steve_Nyhof
    or... maybe it will still work - testing now
  10. Steve_Nyhof
    No - see above image on my first post - it gives me an Db and does nothing
  11. Steve_Nyhof
    My brain! Your question makes me believe I must be missing something obvious.
  12. Steve_Nyhof
    Not sure what that would do. I need to copy an old plan into a new template.
  13. Steve_Nyhof
    Hello, I have continually updated (exported) my layers, defaults, etc and imported them into older jobs where I am using the older plan for a new job. However, there are things I have done with my .plan template (always fine tuning) that have other things I would like to have for a new drawing. I even tried to copy the plan floor to paste into a new plan, but that does not work. When I draw condos, I use an existing plan, copy and rename for a new drawing. It would be nice as I learn more and fine tune things to have those things available. What do others do to accomplish this? https://www.loom.com/share/57602a5852f14e4ba4272bf383018a5a
  14. Steve_Nyhof
    Ah! I understand. Thank you
  15. Steve_Nyhof
    Here is a final update on what I did... https://www.loom.com/share/2583d3cb491c44c5b3f2016d66fb9d41
  16. Steve_Nyhof
    So I think I am all back to working again, but again, can anyone else verify that FormatterHeightSixteenths does in fact show obj.depth. I changed it to obj.height and now it is working.
  17. Steve_Nyhof
    And now it is working... Chief may want to look into this. Maybe Height and Depth give the same result, but something went wrong only by me making a copy of the formattedHeightSixteenths macro
  18. Steve_Nyhof
    I did not touch this, but noticed that FormatterDepthSixteenths and FormatterHeightSixteenths have the same code for obj.depth. So I did changed the FormatterHeightSixteenths to obj.height and now it gives me a valid number in the Expanded Macro Value field.
  19. Steve_Nyhof
    Hmmm Now many are back showing valid
  20. Steve_Nyhof
    It seems something might be wrong with the height as the width works. But when I look at the macro formatting it looks the same other than width vs depth
  21. Steve_Nyhof
    Hello, Maybe someone can help me on this. I'm hoping I didn't break anything... https://www.loom.com/share/ae809a120e45408aac103b43353b9b2f Thank you, Steve
  22. Steve_Nyhof
    I'm sure someone has figured this out already, but turning the cabinet base layer on and setting the line to blank shows the sinks. You still need to use the point to point dimensions, but now I have the sinks and other fixtures all showing up in my Plan View overlay layer.
  23. Steve_Nyhof
    Yes, I did find this - thank you
  24. Steve_Nyhof
    I will remember that down the road if I use this again. Thank you
  25. Steve_Nyhof
    https://www.loom.com/share/0cd505c7a19f4828ab08b171a39b87c3 I am using this method - works fine Thank you!