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  1. Offering custom design, collaboration on your design, help finishing your design, on a one-time, or continuing basis. All jobs considered. In the chair for about 23 years (All Chief), family business since 1971. Love to help. Ring me @ 208-597-7321. Email to jonesdraftingservice@gmail.com. Web: www.jonesdrafting.com Thanks for your consideration.
  2. Chief Designer Available for your Anywhere Projects. Running Chief since v6. 20+ yrs in the chair. 50+ yrs family owned business. (Many of those years in California's North Bay Area & Wine Country.) Happy to work remotely on your anywhere projects Loving my new digs, in North Idaho! I'd love to meet you, and help with your local projects too! (Did you know that Chief was born here?) It's your house, not mine. Let me help facilitate the realization of your dream! Got ideas? Need help putting those on paper? I love doing that! Got more drafting work than you can keep up with? Give me a call. Maybe I can help you out. Give me a jingle @ 208-597-7321 Email: jonesdraftingservice@gmail.com Web: www.jonesdrafting.com
  3. I don't typically do that, because I thought the wall frame broke at the change. Guess not. Sure better that skrewing about with wall covering. Thanks Tom.
  4. Yeah. Think you're right. Maybe try that route. Thanks.
  5. Hi, Used to be that you could choose to cut the parent object with added wall covering. Just want to add simple Bd & Batt @ bottom of exterior....but I end up as shown in attached image. Sure this is easy, but couldn't seem to find an answer when searched, nor in the manual. Thanks! Merry Christmas!
  6. Chief Designer Available for New Projects. Running Chief since v6. 20+ yrs in the chair. (Many of those years in California's North Bay Area & Wine Country.) 50+ yrs family owned business. Happy to work remotely on your anywhere projects. It's your house, not mine. Let me help facilitate the realization of your dream. Give me a jingle @ 208-597-7321 Email: jonesdraftingservice@gmail.com Web: www.jonesdrafting.com
  7. Thanks guys. I just kinda compromised, as I'm not getting paid to develop methods of applying stain.
  8. Ryan, thanks. I was looking to try to keep the underlying wood color, as well. Adding a semi-transparent layer of grey stain over that.
  9. Thinking maybe I'll apply an additional layer to my wall layers setup. Not sure about controlling the transparency in various camera views, but I guess we'll see.
  10. Sure this question must've come up before, but my search was not yielding results.... Specifically looking to apply a semi-transparent grey tone stain over natural cedar exterior siding....want the "orangey" wood to remain visible thru the grey stain. Can I create (copy) the material, adjusting the transparency, and paint as a new layer without replacing the base material/color? I could manually create a 3d polyline, using this transparent material, and lay that up, over the cedar, but that doesn't seem necessary somehow. Haven't quite fully commmitted to X14....maybe that's been added? Thanks!
  11. Hey. This was the answer. Thank You very much!
  12. I guess I want to know how to control the radius of my arc, while keeping the "Broken Arch"....because the broken arch allows me to control the top corners of the window....the radius of the arc just comes out all wonky.