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Okay, If you have not done this already, here's a link to X12 PDF manual below. Do a word search for "codec." https://cloud.chiefarchitect.com/1/pdf/documentation/chief-architect-x12-reference-manual.pdf In particular page 874: Looks like it's under Walkthrough Options? Jim

Sorry, I can't help you as I don't have X12. Perhaps somebody else can chime in. Jim

Bob, I think you're working with an older version, but with X17, it's here under Default Settings: Jim

If you're on a PC, I too had problems with my initial X17 installation. What fixed it for me was a "repair installation." Go to Windows Settings, Apps, Installed Apps, Modify.

I wonder if it's related to this issue that I reported to Support a few days ago. Seems similar to me. Chief acknowledged it as a bug and I assume they are working on it. In any case, you should probably open a support ticket and report it as a possible bug.

Update -- I got a reply back just now from Chief Tech Support. They think it's a bug and will be looking into it further. Jim

It's a real note tied to a keynote schedule. You know, I sort of suspect this too. I'll send in a bug report. Thanks, Jim

I must have turned off the setting in this drawing (X17) that keeps arrows attached to notes. When I move the notes the arrow does not follow. Can someone remind me where this setting is? Thanks. Jim

Joe, The behavior is explained in Help:

Download the bonus catalog "Storage No. 1 Storage Furniture"

It's at the bottom of the Camera panel:

No, they had rooms below. A mystery to me!

I was revising some manual roof planes today from 2x8 to 2x12 structure... I noticed most of the roof planes maintained their plate heights with the roof structure / thickness adjusting upwards. This is what I'm used to. But, I noticed a few roof planes adjusted downwards, i.e. top of rafter elevations stayed put and the plate heights dropped. I was wondering what determines this behavior? Thanks again, Jim

I gave it a try. I chose an "integrated pull" from the core catalog. Seems to work fine. Screen shot below. Maybe it has to do with how the pull is defined? "Integrated" might imply some sort of built in offset as part of the definition as opposed to flush? I dunno - I'm not super familiar with cabinets and maybe someone else can chime in here...

It's basically a workaround -- a combination of two barn doors and a door opening. I hope Chief considers adding this feature to barn doors. Seems like they already have the programming done for other door options like sliders or pretty close at least.