HStone

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  1. Good morning Eric; thanks for your patience and I think I have finally got it!

    Now I can get to work on actually designing this, probably odd, structure. If you like I can send you a copy once I've done it.

    Best, Henry

  2. I'm up against what seems a painfully rudimentary problem: in the window on the toolbar where you choose the floor to display I am only offered 0, 1, 2, A. How do I get it to offer me additional upper floors without using "add a floor"?

  3. I hate to keep bothering you, but when I create a sample box like you did (and as I had done before), and then add a floor above it (third) the adjacent buildings also pop up. The buildings with the green roofs stay put but the walls around the greenhouse are the ones that pop up an additional floor or more depending on what I asked for.

  4. Hi Eric; you make it look simple. The control alt V command is not what I knew. Anyhow, following your example I'll see if I can do what I wanted to do. Thanks so much, I'll let you know what happens.
    Henry

  5. Thanks Eric; I saw that's what you demonstrated, but I can't make it work on my drawing. If you don't have it already I will attach it here and then if you have a moment, try putting a structure on the flat area next to the greenhouse and then add floors to it. Note that the addition wants to have a floor elevation the same as the greenhouse - 150. If you have the same difficulty as I have had then this will be a case of a picture being worth a thousand words.

    Once again I really appreciate your input. Henry

    Existing GH w proposed Tower.plan

  6. Thanks Eric. The difficulty that I'm having is that when I try to create what is called a new third floor, above the "second floor" I put on the terrain next to the greenhouse (and has a the floor height of 150 to match the greenhouse) I seem to lose control of the process. The program adds another floor to all the buildings. I don't how to make it not do that. Thanks again for your help, Henry