Greg_NY61

I had to run out Larry I was rushing and when I did the half round I didn't smooth the line and left it at 12 segments, I should have changed to 64 sorry bout that... I was gonna fix it but it seems you already got it. Nice work as always!

Larry, here is something to try, see if it works. Door Surround.calibz

I would use Sketchup to make that...

Since floor trusses dont have a typical rim joist to what you usually attach your deck ledger, in most cases you would do a free standing deck...or you hire an engineer to design an appropriate connection detail.

Lady, you forgot to attach the plan

Add another room on top of the entry and make front wall gable, break the wall to the right of it and change it to gable and rebuild your roof and you should have it what you see in the picture.

Barry, I think you have to do it manualy... I select all upper cabinets one size and in DBX under Molding I select from top and add negative number for the molding height. So if you molding height 4 1/2", you will add "From Top" value of -4 1/2", or whatever you need to be. Do that for all cabinets of same size.

Larry took the words out of my mouth... I couldn't agree more!!! Thank you Wendy for dedicating your time doing this, for sharing your knowledge and all that good stuff... I so appreciate for you contribution to this community, as everyone else's for that matter... I can built a custom home in my sleep but I can't figure out this damn annotations so this videos are great help to me... Thank you again for that! P.S. any ideas how to connect a DVD player?

Very nice rendering! What did you use to render that with?

Thank you very very much!

Is there something you can do when importing a symbol to make it face the camera? I know if you use symbols from Plants-Trees and you open DBX there is a radio button to make it face the camera and it looks like the image used is PNG format. How do you import PNG file so you can have "face the camera" option available.

Just made a realistic puppy Silhouette, is anyone interested, you welcome to it. puppy.calibz

Niches should be part of the program, and work like a window, except Sheetrock on the back should remain instead of cutting a wall through... this should an option added to a window DBX where you can select a niche (no need for sophisticated programming to do that). This way you have your headers and framing automatically adjusted. This is a much needed feature to be added, since its being used in almost any bathroom design, stairway design, or hallway design, etc and you shouldn't have too drop walls on top of walls and dealing with other time wasting steps.

Joe, not sure what that would involve to create, but if it's not to much work to make that Macro, maybe Material macro can be added to a Macro A Month Membership.

Here is it, select the symbol and open it as in picture1 then use the xyz to rotate as shown in picture 2

Thank you Michael! I could definitely use that.

Thanks for pointing this out, I never pay much attention to the size of the file! I did that desk design for a woodshop in sketchup so I just picked the knobs from a 3d Warehouse. I made the symbol for CA incase anyone can use it to furnish an area and for display purpose. I guess if you save it within a plan that will beef up the size of it...next time I will try to remember and check that. In the meantime I got rid of the sketchup model, so to change the knobs now and re-create the model it's a bit of a pain in the A$$. Sorry!

Thanks Joe!

Here you go, the problem was you have to pull the wall on the attic floor back a little... if you select that wall and open dbx you will see it sticking up, just pull it back and it goes away. rc_fix.plan

Joe, my apology, I misread the term... I heard of skirt but not skirl... never came across siding like this in my neck of the woods.

The term "skirt" is used as an example, is when you have a room lets say on top of a deck with vinyl siding and you enclose the sides of the deck using lets say a vertical siding, etc... the sided lower portion of the deck is called a "skirt" ... or another example is you have a sided trailer and you drop the siding down to enclose the under carriage, that lower portion would be called a "skirt".

Maybe you can use this if you din't find anything better. Wave Siding.calibz

No problems here also, must be your settings or video card.

The way I do it, I would go into your molding folder in the Library- select the molding you want to use> right click on it > Select> Place Molding Profile... and click on the screen... That will put your molding profile on the screen and you can do whatever you like with it. In your case spin the molding around and use Transform/Replicate and use Reflect Horizontally. I hope it helps.

My pleasure guys! Enjoy!