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Orthographic Overview> Camera Angle 90°/Tilt Angle -90 > Standard View> Daytime Ambient 100%> check hand drawn lines on top all with min. values.> generic sun set to 25000lux, tilt angle -88°> send to layout and send to back. Also send a floor plan view set to front for wall poche fills and room labels

Bit of a WIP Dowell Windows.calibz

Do you have any particular Manufacturer that youre after?

you have to click on the transform/replicate object dialogue. Alternatively you could designate the CAD insertion point where youve placed the point marker on the CAD block then use the Parallel/Perpendicular tool then the point to point move tool using the insertion point as the snapping point

This one is derived from the Australian Standards for Off-street parking facilities Untitled 1.calibz

If you still wanted to keep it room specific you could change the glass wall to have no room definition with this instance Alternatively use fixtures with the attributes assigned which opens up the room location attribute and a little more flexibility

a simple one but a real time saver opening indicators for all window/door types

https://boundingboxsoftware.com/materialize/ another one which you can generate different maps from too

Does anyone know which 3d export formats work best out of Chief and into Archicad or Revit? Textures dont necessarily need to go with it but some sort of ID structure would need to be maintained so textures could by applied correctly by others.

They are all nice renderings but this one... wow, nicely done

We've had that problem irrespective of the submission type, in person you only get to deal with a duty planner not the assessing one and you never get direct contact info so they are almost like ghosts with a extremely slow turn around.

sure, nothing spectacular but you get the idea

Nice solution, I do something similar to control line weights to give a perception of depth

does it lock up if you drag and drop the dwg file into the drawing space?

I absolutely hated it at first, took awhile to manually add the original tool back in but I never seem to use it.

may or may not be of any use as they're based off metric sizing but Ive added these to my library along the way from a free dwg resource site, theres an assortment of bolts, coach screws etc Bolts.calibz

amen to that, I only recently reset the defaults for hotkeys after picking up some tips in a video by Rene with shortcuts editing CAD (ie. holding F for fillet or C for concentric resize)that no longer worked as the defaults intended.

Ive gotten it to work before using an app "ds4windows"

you can use this in conjunction with the CAD point tool to specify the start point if there is a snap point available and you don't know its X,Y coordinates

I did think about this way as another solution which adds value to be able to use the imported model correctly oriented if required. I also thought you control the height of the plan view camera but that may be a throwback to revit many a year ago. I just figured rotating the symbol was the easiest as youre in the dialogue to import anyway, plus adjusting the cut plane is simple by moving the camera in plan view.

you could import into chief as a symbol, rotate the model on the x-axis in the symbol spec. dialogue so you can cut a section through it which gives you a plan view then cad detail from view.

nice find Mick Brick1.pat

Not quite an easy solution and never used personally but you could try hatchkit, or it is possible to manipulate patterns in notepad albeit more complicated. Both covered off in the thread below. It would be nice to control the height and width of the pattern as you can with the Grid patterns though

each category expands which has all the items as per X11 to filter

I appreciate that and hitting tab makes a pretty quick process, just thought I'ld question it