Curt_Morgan

Hello! Has anyone encountered this issue: I have an interior elevator room in a bottom story garage that needs footers below it, as well as the garage walls themselves. I receive a weird result using the Build Foundation tool in the area where the elevator room and garage wall are closest because the elevator wall is slightly out of line with the garage wall. It leaves a chunk missing in the footers rather than combining the garage wall footer and elevator room footer correctly. It performs fine in 3D if I draw the lines manually and convert to slab w/ footer, but then I have overlapping CAD lines rather than the footers combining correctly in 2D as well. The problem fixes itself if I move the left most elevator room wall in line with the garage wall below it. Unfortunately, this elevator room cannot be moved and the software should be able to handle this scenario fine, in any case. I have attached the file and a screenshot showing the issue. I have also attached a screenshot of the issue with doing it manually. Thanks for any help that can be provided. I will most likely just draw the foundation in 2D for this plan and forget the 3D foundation for now so I can move on with the project and hopefully a resolution for this issue can be found for future projects. FOUNDATION PROBLEM.plan Thanks! FOUNDATION PROBLEM.plan

Steve! Thank you so much! These are really nice!

Can Number Style settings be global? Why does it reset each time I load the same plan?

Awesome brother! You just saved me a couple grand, lol. Much appreciated! When will your X16 full package be out?

HI Rene, any experience with dual RTX 4090's? I'm considering a new rig build. Can Chief benefit from a dual card setup? Same question for increasing memory.

Ok. Good to know. Thank you for your help!!

Is the only way to change what floor an object is on is to copy it, paste in place and delete the original? This seems clunky. Is there not a dropdown menu somewhere that allows quick adjustment of what floor the object is on similar to changing layers? Any help is appreciated.