Greg_NY61

Export Handle.calibz file to your desktop, select choose files, find that file on the desktop, select the file and add that file to your post, press the plus icon that you will see and that will add the file to your post and click submit

Post a plan if you didn't figure-it-out yet.

Great job as always Dave! Nice modern style!

Good point Mike! I never had that issue with any versions of CA and used a few diffrent printers over time and just printed your PDF with HP Wide format printer and there was no background issues. I would check printer settings or PDF print settings

Thanks!

Post the plan

In Gimp you can also make it seamless

I think that new catalog with Italian kitchen has doors similar to that

You have to close CA before you zip your plan. Your plan contains no data.

Select object>open Specification window>Select Layer>Click Dropdown>Select Front

You can use curved ceilings as solver did, I tweaked the dome in Sketchup and imported as a symbol

What Chris said, delete the temporary point.

8 1/4" max riser height in NJ

20 minutes ago, Kbird1 said:

 

7-Zip told me it is actually a .7z file but still opened it 

 

there are a number of textures missing though , so you should use Chief built-in Zip Utility instead...

 

File>Backup Entire Plan > (check zip box) > save to Desktop and drag into forum post.

 

M.

I get a message that is not a valid archive I use WinZip 23 Pro

You have to close the plan in CA before you add it to zip file

With P-solids, yes you can slap that together but little more than 2 min. 

But if you do it like in the picture making all the reveals as it would be built in the field it's much faster and easier to do that in Sketchup...Just saying. 

Is this what you looking for? Select a  window > go to Label> and checkmark> Specify label and do a different offset.

You can make that beam in Sketchup to the size that you need, much faster than messing around CA.

Your walls misaligned, just align your walls and that will fix that.

Same for NJ IRC 2018

R309.1 Floor surface

Garage floor surfaces shall be of approved noncombustible material.

The area of floor used for parking of automobiles or other vehicles shall be sloped to facilitate the movement of liquids to a drain or toward the main vehicle entry doorway.

This was the tub from the link that Alan posted, I uploaded to Sketchup, resized and cleaned it up and it is.

I don't know what you doing there I resized this tub to 37x38 and there are no lines

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I cleaned it up for you guys it shows up nicely in watercolor view. Enjoy!

Krion Bathtub.calibz

I got rid off all your light fixtures and camera views and plan stared to move with a speed of light

Thanks Ken and Steve! Is what I thought that something is not right, just wanted to make sure it wasn't me.

Thanks again and stay safe guys!