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On 1/22/2019 at 8:08 AM, MarkMc said:

Tommy's method always works. Some farm sinks work with no issue (Most of the Kohlers are OK)

Here's if you want or need to do it another way. Note that with both methods you are likely going to need to change the cabinet label (not with the Whitehaven though)

Apron Sink.plan

THIS IS AMAZING!!! I HAVE BEEN FIGHTING THIS FOR SO LONG!!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU

On 7/9/2023 at 11:26 AM, Kbird1 said:

 

 

It is probably related to an older Video card that does not full support Shader Model 6.5 in particular the necessary   Extended formats TypedUAVLoad.

 

Note: Some graphics cards, such as the NVIDIA 700 series, may support shader model 6, but may be lacking a critical feature called "Extended formats TypedUAVLoad". If a graphics card does not support this feature, the word "No" will be mentioned beside this feature in the image above, and the card will not function with newer versions of Chief Architect software.

 

More here :

 

https://www.chiefarchitect.com/support/article/KB-03146/identifying-the-shader-model-of-your-graphics-card-in-windows.html

 

M.

I’m running a RTX4070Ti so I don’t believe it’s an “older card” issue. 

I am seeing the same thing in my renders and its not allowing you to export a render without it having that grey background. Hope there is a simple solution.

54 minutes ago, Renerabbitt said:

Still working on mine, trying to figure out layout before I start rebuilding the desk itself. Should look like a spaceship desk when I’m done.

i think progress pix are fun.

both my desktop and laptop as well as gpu are all tapped into this desk. To the right is an 11’ screen tapped into them as well. The block work(mdf) flanks the 11’ screen with sound reactive and segmented LEDs that line the room 

Rene, I'm surprised to see you went with a Samsung Display, from my experience they are extremely hard to read text on BUT that also could just be the ones I used/saw. They do make great renderings though! (so that probably makes sense for the rendering god).

Thanks for all of the other inputs its really got me thinking more and more about how I want to proceed. I work in a converted attic space so very little ambient lighting and no windows. I have been toying with the idea of getting the Aorus FV43U and just segmenting the screen real estate with fancyzones to mimic a ultrawide with supplemental windows I currently use the LG 34GP83A-B (which is amazing) and a Samsung M7 Smart Monitor (which is terrible). With the extremely poor quality from the Samsung, I basically just don't use it so my screen real estate is mostly on the LG which is terrible for workflows. 

Thanks everyone for the input!

Thanks Joe, 1. which tvs are those 2.likes and dislikes about your setup 3.Why did you go this route? (no wrong answers here) 

I know this topic has been covered in several different ways but I was wondering if we could start a thread showcasing user setups with pictures of there desk layout and maybe a clearer explanation of the "why" they set it up the way the did and how they utilize it (i.e. what primarily is on which monitor (and why), desk space for XXX, etc.) I will say I have moved my set up 5 times now in the last year and even tried using a 50" TV just to get a feel for if monitor real estate was my missing link and still I'm not happy with my setup and it ultimately leads to being less efficient with my work flow. I know there is no such thing as the "ULTIMATE" setup but I think learning from each other can really help and knowing the why is (to me) the most important piece. So I think something like this can not only help us that are newer but also help more experienced users get alternate perspectives.

18 minutes ago, rgardner said:

Just confirming when you made the wall type it has some fill or at least lines assigned to the different layers of the wall?

Yes sir, you can see the wall in the plan just not the schedule:

Ok, I give on this one. I have looked for 2 days and can't figure this one out. I have created a new custom wall type and the 2D symbol will not show up in the schedule. I know I am missing something simple but at this point I will defer to the experts!

39 minutes ago, rgardner said:

1.) Copy the folder and rename the folder not the plan and layout inside.

OR

2.) tools>layout>referenced layout files.

1. Oh that’s genius!

So I recently completed a full plan set for a couple and their friends saw the plans and wanted nearly the identical plan set with removing a room which ultimately will change just enough that new plans will be needed. I’m trying to figure out how to copy the layout and plans together but associate them to the new files of each other as to not have to recreate and relink every page. Is this possible to relink and entire layout to a plan set? Any help would be greatly appreciated!