Jackstacey

Good Evening Glen, That's exactly what I am looking for. I don't suppose you could explain how to did this. I can build the symbol but how have to applied the material, I can't find hedging in the material lists? Thanks

Thank you for the suggestion however I'm looking for a really tightly pruned hedge, something like using a standard polyline solid and the material is a 'plant' but I don't get that option when selecting the material. Any other idea's

Good Morning, I'm trying to illustrate a neatly cut 6ft hedge. I can of course distribute the hedging as I want to see it using Polyline Distribution Path, and get the height's correct however I need to affectively crop the sides of the hedge's in to create a 400mm wide hedge. The problem is the high the plant I choice the wider the plant becomes and I don't want that. Any help is greatly appreciated Jack

Good Evening all. I have an issue trying to get the setting correct for a 'CPU Ray Trace' of a night shot of the external of the project. I have attached a image using GPU Ray trace that I am quick happy with. As soon as I use the CPU Trace, as I need it in high resolution for an advertising board the image is too dark, or too light. I'm hoping some one has a set of parameters that will work when Setting up a CPU ray trace? (I know I have a little tidying up to do on the lighting before I use it.) Thanks in advance for your help

Good Morning All, I'm trying to add a custom made roof tile to a roof that also shows on Ray trace with the depth of the tile as drawn. (standard tile used in UK, Double roman.) I've made the tile on a separate file see attached, and now need to use it as a roofing material that shows on my drawings with depth. All the current materials only show as a flat image even in ray trace and standard view. Any help is appreciated. Jack Double Roman.plan Double Roman.plan

Thank you so much....I knew it would be very simple but had no idea how to do it. Thanks again Jack

Good Morning, Please can anyone help identify how best to obtain the angle on the attached drawing please. Many thanks Jack

That was a brilliant Idea, thank you very much...already built and looking perfect. Thanks again

Good Morning, I need to create a roof lantern / skylight which has similar properties to this. It is for a Grade 2 listed build which is applying for an Orangery on the side of the property. Sky lights are a flat unit which doesn't show the Pyramid shape as well as the frame/lead work between the panels. Any help is appreciated.

PROBLEM SOLVED!!!!! Thank you both very much. I did try the invisible wall but the floor remained protruding through the roof so between both solutions the problem is solved. Thanks again for the quick resolutions. I'll be in touch with my next issue in due course

Ok.....Solver, you No Room Definition has removed the floor going through the roof to the external walls however the walls still exist. Thank you both so far...I'm hoping your not out of ideas yet for the external skin

Sadly yes it still exists. It's strange that it's not an issue on the right hand side over the different external wall? You may note the floor for the attic space is also protruding out the roof to what looks like it trying to finish at the external skin?

There will be a room in the attic so I need to create the usable space and a tech support at Chief mentioned that creating an attic space is easiest by creating a 3rd floor and take your baseline for the roof from the 2nd floor? Does this explain the points above any clearer? I've corrected the birdsmouth as well (not sure what happened there

Hi all, My having difficultly finding the correct button to stop the 3rd floor external skin of my external walls going through my roof. I have sourced the baseline for the roof off the 2nd floor however the external skin of the multi-layed external walls are going through the roof, any help?? Thanks frontage 4 option.plan

Absolutely not, this is an existing property and pebble-dash is an outdated 1970's solution to ex-council property here in the UK. Unfortunately if an extension is being designed under permitted development, planning reg's require us to maintain existing materials and blend new with old.