Greg_NY61

I wouldn't try doing all this clicking, the last thing I need is to advance the time getting Carpal Tunnel Syndrome lol

Mike, click Built Roof tool and go down to Material and it should be there

I'm not at my computer but If you select the room select decking and select rebuild decking or regenerate decking something like this and that should fix it

You can divide the room and select one no ceiling over the room the other one has ceiling over the room.

There are so many sites that have free Cad details pretty much for anything you need and it's just too many to list. Here is another good site https://www.apacad.org/

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Perry, that Simpson A35 do you have to use that all the time or only when in calls for in certain situations?

No, the image size is based on the screen capture size. IOW  if you have library and layer browser open your image size will be smaller in comparison if you had these browsers closed.

4 hours ago, KilianDrafting said:

I tried to export all but that file, but it crashes the program. I had customer support fix it for me last time, but I had to rename and delete the entire library and import their library they had with the corrupted file removed. They were able to keep all my other items, but it just seems like there should be a way to find the file myself in windows file explorer to remove just that item.

 

 

You can't get that one file to delete, you have to dump the whole thing and install a new user library and if you don't have a backup for whatever you have in there, you screwed.

Mike, I don't think when that happens it lets you delete the folder because of that file in it. Happened to me a few times I had to go in and dump the entire User folder from the hard drive and reinstall from the backup. Since that happened I have been backing up that folder on the regular basis because I lost everything I made and it's a good thing because it happened a few times after that. 

Gable tool is old, been using that all the time.

Is this what you trying to make?

Noah Working_vaulted ceiling.plan

Around here zoning department would handle that issue... but if you not sure, there is always a way to create privacy you can even add a barbed wire on top of that to prevent trespassing, I'm sure neighbors will love it lol.

Maybe the label layer is off, check that

Select adjust material definition >select texture> and change the angle 

Subfloor plywood should be spaced with a 1/8" gap at all edges and ends for expansion. On many T&G plywood edges from well known manufacturers, sheets already come designed to self gap.

Put the post and beam on the other side to support the roof and railing on gable walls and that should solve your problem. Just make the same way you would build this in reality.

I am definitely interested Scott. I also agree that Mikes Macro's are very reasonable and so is Joe's. I also purchased Macro's from both and Mike's area calculation macro is awesome, altho I use it rarely, it is a big help when you do need them. Not to mention it's always nice to support them and everything they do to help out the community.

 GE Monogram Model #ZV850SB 36" you can find it on 3D warehouse, there are many more 36" models there like 36" Pro-Style Low Profile by Whirlpool which is getting very popular around here, Model #JXU9136WP.

21 hours ago, michaelgia said:

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Thanks Greg!  I feel like I've just harnessed a new super power. 

 

Nice job Mike! It looks good, glad to be of help.

The plugin is by Christina Eneroth called Material Extractor it's free as most plugins in sketchup.

I use gimp to make seamless textures its very simple to make them and Gimp has a tile tool to see how it will look when applied to a large surface.

I open the skm with sketchup> apply texture to surface>Screen capture> make texture seamless and export as JPG or whatever and import to CA as material. You can make a collection of textures you use all the time.

Here is an example I grabbed one .skm file BaltimoreWall_ChamplainGrey1 from that site and made a texture, added pattern to it and here it is.

BaltimoreWall_ChamplainGrey1.calibz

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Anytime Jere, glad to be of help!

Cut the railing before the landing and continue, I think that would solve your problem.