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Thank you very much for this suggestion Eric. I will test this technique !!

Hello dear community, I am looking for a garland light to add to my project. Could anyone direct me to an existing symbol? Many thanks!!

WOW! I am amazed!! Thank you so much for this very detailed instructions. I will try my best to come up with a result as nice as yours!

Hello! I am working on an existing aera in a University building. There is an accessibility ramp and a few stairs with a metal handrail (see photo). As this component will not be changed, I have to draw it as accurately as possible. What would be the best way to create that type of "tube railing" with rounded corner? I know how to round/curve a corner of a 2D figure but I don't know how to achieve this with a solid cylindar shape. Anyone can help with this or direct me to a tutotial if it exists ? (I did look, but couldn't find what I'm looking for). Many thanks!!

Thanks for taking the time to respond to my question. It is indeed a problem with using different scales. When I change the text style in the schedule, it also changes it on my plan or elevation. Many of the reference numbers appears on both plan and elevation but as they are not all on the same scale (plans vs elevation), I believe that is why I encounter that challenge. I will try a different method on the next project to avoid it. Thanks again!

Hello everyone, I am working on various schedules in Chief Architect X15 and I have trouble with the formatting of the number and shape of notes when creating the schedule. The format is perfectly fine in the elevation itself but appears way to big in the schedule table. I have tried to uncheck the automatic size box but even when I change the size manually, the size does not get smaller. Also, if I increase the width of this schedule column, the numbers get bigger as well. My goal is to find a way to make the shapes and numbers displayed in the schedule to be similar in format to what appears in the elevation and "Legend" box. Currently they are disproportionated in comparison of the various levels of text used. Any advice or thick? Thank you very much!!