JLU_Design

I am working toward using the project management option because of all the advantages it brings. My plan is to export "archival" copies of the .caproj file to my project directory which is also stored in dropbox. This means I can remove completed projects from Chief to reduce clutter but can reload a project at any time I may need it. I really think the new project management is a huge improvement.

You could try this: It's a little hard to say for-sure without the plan file.

You could try this: %"First Line \n Second Line"% There may be other ways to accomplish this but it's the first one that popped into my head.

Drop the roof plane 2 inches and rebuild the trusses.

I think this may be part of your problem I don't think Chief likes the baseline out at the edge of the roof. For some reason I can't select that particular roof plane in the plan you sent. I can select the other roof planes but not that one.

Style Palette for everything!!! I know there's probably limitations but still...

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Do you have a picture of a cabinet with one of the moldings you mentioned? I have some Ideas but I'm not sure exactly what you are trying to accomplish.

https://www.chiefarchitect.com/videos/watch/10199/productivity-tips-saved-plan-views.html?playlist=169

You made me think of this book: Get Your House Right Chapter 10 talks about Cornices and Eaves

You definitely need a larger hard-drive. You may need more ram as well. If you are short on ram your computer may be trying to use a swap partition on the hard-drive as well which could be exasperating the problem. I would also recommend this tool box to fix common windows problems which could potentially improve the performance of your PC. https://christitus.com/downloads/

My guess is you may want to adjust your exposure.

2024-06-24 15-41-52.mp4

This was kinda interesting. 260 mb 11 mb

Thanks I did search the help but couldn't find an explanation the first time around. I wish that when you search for something the link would open to the exact spot where the search term is used. I missed it when I looked the first time.