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  1. https://www.chiefarchitect.com/videos/watch/10199/productivity-tips-saved-plan-views.html?playlist=169
  2. You made me think of this book: Get Your House Right Chapter 10 talks about Cornices and Eaves
  3. 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/
  4. My guess is you may want to adjust your exposure.
  5. This was kinda interesting. 260 mb 11 mb
  6. 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.
  7. Anyone know what the vacuum does?
  8. This is what I use: RO Sill Height: %bottom_elevation-rough_opening_clearance_gap_bottom% Quite simple actually.
  9. Thank-you! I tried everything but the square brackets.
  10. As Ken noted I can't guarantee Edit Area won't mess some things up so it's a good idea to save a copy before doing that.
  11. If you want to rotate the entire model you could try using the Edit Area (All Floors) tool. You'd want to make sure that your selection box surrounds the entire model.
  12. I'm trying to access some data I have stored in an Object Information Custom Field. I tied searching the help but can't seem to find any Info. This outputs all the info in all of the custom fields: %custom_fields{}% I want one specific custom field data output.
  13. Default Sets This is super powerful once you can get your mind wrapped around it. https://www.chiefarchitect.com/videos/watch/240/understanding-default-sets.html I think the most important thing is to have the following specific layers for each default set. A specific CAD layer for each Default Set: A specific Dimension layer for each Default Set: A specific Revision Cloud layer for each Default Set: As you can see I don't have a specific revision cloud layer for all my default sets. Some of them share Revision Clouds, General. A specific Text layer for each Default Set: I've thought that it would be nice to have a wizard to create all of the important parts to a new default set because it's a good bit of stuff to try to remember to check when setting up a new default set.