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I go into layout >tools> referenced plan files. There are four plans referenced. If I choose the latest and then click on one of my layouts from a previous link up it did not change. It seems like there should be a relink all layout boxes and then it let you choose what plan you want to relink them to.
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How do you keep your links updated in layout when you are saving as in plan view? Every major change, in plan view, I save as and rename the plan. Each time I save as and renumber it, the links in layout stay linked back to the original plan I linked from. I build my layout as I go. So, now my layout has multiple referenced files. How do you keep your links updated in layout when you are "saving as" in plan view. This causes problems because the layout views do not have the latest changes.
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chief architect window not showing width/height and schedule
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How do I open up the schedule? I have it in CAD detail. -
chief architect window not showing width/height and schedule
Ringos replied to Ringos's topic in General Q & A
The question is, how do I get the window type 3050DH and the schedule number to both show in layout? -
When I go to tools>layout> reference plan files I see multiple plans. Periodically as I am drawing, I "save as" for a backup. Apparently each time I do that CA keeps referencing the previous files. I don't know whether I should or can delete the old ones or should they stay? When I back up entire layout, it includes each of the referenced files. So, I would like to get it down to one which is the current save. Is there some info on this anywhere or a best practices for how to keep just one referenced file?
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In window specification>label I have checked Height/Width Display: Width/Height and Additional Text: Include Schedule Number and Include type. This would seem like I would get 3050DH for width, height, and type and the schedule number. Yet, I only get the schedule number showing on the window. I do not see a schedule number in Active Layer Display options that might be off.
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Why is CA pressure treated lumber orange color? Any way to get it greenish like it is in real life?
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I have several projects where the properties are surrounded by forests. Not uniform trees but wild. How can I get a realistic looking forest surrounding the property on all sides without it looking too uniform and not taxing the rendering process too much?
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On the foundation layer, I drew the deck on a sloped terrain using a retaining wall because I could not figure out how to put a stone face on a slab. It seems you should just be able to go into materials and add a stone material to a face. Regardless, Then I drew a slab with stone material for the deck. However, I cannot get a railing to set on the deck. They are either too high or too low. It seems like there should be an elevation setting. I need to understand what is going on.
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I made a slab on a sloping back yard. Now I would like to have stone covering the wall/side of the slab.
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I am drawing this house in Costa Rica in Chief. How would you draw this patio on a slope with cascading pools? I thought it would be important to show the foundation or retaining walls. So, I drew first with a slab, but that did not show the footers nor could I put stone on the outside of it and tile on the top. Then I tried foundation but could not figure out how to get the concrete patio to set right and the top was wood wall. Then I tried retaining wall, but I can’t get the concrete floor to show up on that because it is not a room What is your suggestion?
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Wording for Chief Architect says, "For remodeling, Chief Architect Premier has features for showing the as-built, demo, and new areas of the plan. Chief Architect Premier lets you create framing for the entire plan or a single wall, room, or individual roof planes and it is fully customizable, which can be ideal when designing remodels and additions, or lumber takeoffs." What features does chiedf have for showing the as-built, demo, and new areas of the plan. How do people use this?
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It is pretty standard in the US to have a closet shelf 80-82" from the floor for boxes and a closet rod just below that 4-6". This seems like it should work like the wall tool and let you put in a straight one or a u-shaped one. One should also be able to put multiple shelves for a pantry or laundry room or linen closet. Where would I find this tool?
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Using the shelf and rod in Chief. It does not wrap like walls. Each side is separate but do not 45? How to achieve a u shaped closet shelf and rod?