Greg_NY61

I did this design for a customer without moving anything over. Pretty much what Mick did there, just raise the elevation of desired deck area and thats all there is to it. This is a 3 tier deck.

With that said why would you want to frame one deck on top of another in the first place. Waste of money, lumber and double work. 

Dave in a free version you can set up 5 annotations and point out certain home features to your customers, it also makes more easy to navigate. Check out the paid version is very cheap, its only $10 a month. Its worth to upgrade and be able to do much more with it.

I never seen underpinning being done this way. 

Don't seems to have any issues here. Just ran the video for the first time and it seems everything is working. I would check settings.

Good luck

My pleasure Ken and Mike! Enjoy and Happy Easter

I see what I was doing wrong, now when I select the room again with the tool, the wall comes in as SQ FT not number of boards

Joey,

I don't know what your settings are, but for W2 I get the color W1 I get ceiling, but I'm missing walls for some reason and thats using the tool. I must be missing something.

Same thing, nothing changes.

Beats me, I would also like to find out.

I changed the stairs, made them to be the right size, here is the updated version. 

PermEntry Bilco Door_New.calibz

Thanks Greg---much appreciated for your time. If I may make one comment. The precast cement unit usually has an 8" tread and 8" rise. This is true for the units made in our area anyway. In the picture it looks to be less both ways. I may be incorrect. It's a great symbol with good detail.

 Hi Larry,

Yes, you're right...I just checked the stairs, I just dropped the stairs in. I wasn't  concerned about them, I made it for display only, so the customer can get an idea what that structure looks like and how its being attached to the foundation.

Thank you Greg,

 

Nice job.

 

Have a great Day,Ken

My pleasure Ken, Enjoy!

Thanks Greg---much appreciated for your time. If I may make one comment. The precast cement unit usually has an 8" tread and 8" rise. This is true for the units made in our area anyway. In the picture it looks to be less both ways. I may be incorrect. It's a great symbol with good detail.

Larry, I just took the width and the height  of actual structure and broke it up into  equal segments, when I get home I will check what they came out to be.and let you know... but its very close.

Thanks and Enjoy

Anytime Bill... Enjoy!

Working on the project which includes PermEntry Bilco door. Had to make a model for it so the customer can get an idea. If anyone needs it for future projects here it is.

Enjoy!

PermEntry Bilco Door_New.calibz

Thanks Mark!

Anytime Dave!

Enjoy

Here is a few more models I like to share. Custom made Contemporary shelf metal/glass, it can be stacked or hung on the wall. A few coffee tables with glass top, one with shelf bellow and one without.

Enjoy

Contemporary Shelf.zip

Coffee Tables.zip

Here you go Get a DropBox 

If I'm not mistaken it started out as 3d CAD and after the name was changed to 3d home architect and I think it was sold by Broderbund products (this going back to early 2000). I think the last version of that was 18 or something like this.and after in late 2000 Chief Architect surfaced.

With that said, if I need a quick a symbol I will make it in Chief, if I need more detailed symbol I will use sketchup, its faster, more options, better capability, etc frankly speaking it was designed for modeling. Even CA using 3d party software to make library models.

Nice job Joe! Here is another glass partition I made it a while back, which can be put together with individual pieces without overlapping the posts. The whole partition is in pieces.

Counter Partition.calibz

Here is a symbol I made with some minor adjustments you can make it work 

I hope it helps

Casing Simbol.calibz

If you talking about there is no cut out for the dormers inside, you have to select the area and specify as an attic space. to get your dormer wall cutout

Rob and Cheryl it's a pleasure, Enjoy!

That will save me some time for sure...Thanks for that tip Jon!