Greg_NY61

Thank you!

Any chance you have this tile collection in X13 version? Thanks!

My mistake I thought it was the other way around. Just dealt with the same issue, existing mono slab with a crawlspace addition, it made no sense to have a crawlspace so we changed it to slab on-grade.

In a situation like this, I wouldn't "abut" crawl space to mono slab, I would do slab on grade matching existing floor.

It looks like something is off, your rim-joist looks like is offset from the plate. Post a plan, it would help to see what's going on.

What Dermot showed, is how I always did it

Post a plan

Go to Terrain spec window and put a check mark Hide terrain...

Select a room and look on your tool bar bar for this icon, after you press the icon at the same place you will have an icon with options

Thank you Joe! Have a good weekend.

Go to window defaults and select change To Sheathing Layer ... Your default is set To Main Layer Doors you need to change swing side, you cannot open doors over the stair at least not in the US.

I see some people bring the water inside, not sure what the do with it, especially now since all the snow starting to melt.

Dave I see more and more of them popping up in the neighborhood, did that on a few designs for some homeowners using similar or a round barrel to collect rain water, nobody asked about the flower bed in it yet but if someone asks will give them an idea. I don't care what they say Dave, you OK in my book :-)

Anyone having issues with camera view not updating or freezes in CA 13 when you place something , etc?

It could be in Canada, in US maximum allowable overhang cannot exceed 1/4 of the actual main joist span.

Deck beam spacing you control in Deck Room Type Defaults I have my set to 14' feet for 16' decks (most common around here" and if I have a 14' deck I change the value to 12' spacing for a 2' setback

Put this round fire pit in Sketchup for a job I'm doing if anyone need it be happy to share, image preview and calibz file included. Round Fire Pit.calibz Enjoy and keep warm!

3D warehouse has it https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/search/?q=vertical garage lift door&searchTab=model

Joe, I couldn't agree with you more...Some people have poor or no taste at all.

I use to use Acrobat Pro but switched to Bluebeam Revu 20 so much better and you can do anything you want in it with existing PDF files as changes or adjustments go, etc or create new PDF's files from scratch as copy and paste goes.

I couldn't agree with you more...I been using 3dconnexion mouse for about 10 yrs or so give or take and doing modeling in sketchup and CA is a snap especially when it comes to larger size models.

Rob did you see this one? 12 foot fan.skp

I also use Thea for all renders, sometimes Vray, both are very nice renders.

I hear you my friend, the faster the better, and we trying to do the same here.