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Hi, I have acquired the assistance I need. Thank you to all who responded. JGillette

Good afternoon. I am in need of some assistance on some projects. The cad guy I hired is not working out very well and is behind on the projects and the other gentleman I have used before is booked at this time. I need some assistance getting some drawings finalized and some started. A couple are on a tight deadline so experience with Chief and working efficiently i.e. quickly is a plus. Must have CA X15 Premier. If anyone has the time and is interested please send me a private message and I will respond. If you are still interested, I will set up a zoom call to show the project and explain what I need to have done. Once I select someone I'll post it. Thank you.

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Most if not all states have a an exemption clause that allows individuals who are not licensed architects to be able to design homes and commercial up to a certain point. However, individual cities can have their own rules/regulations and they may actually require an architect in their municipality regardless of the state exemption. I'd find out what they consider "supported by an architect". Do they want an architect to do the work or simply review and sign off on it? The "technical " difference could mean a little or a lot of $$$.

Hi, thanks everyone for the comments and tips. So in a nutshell, the actual room generated molding cannot but I could make a a molding polyline do what I need. I appreciate the input and will see what I can do. J

Quick question. Has anyone been able to have the crown molding follow the angle of a cathedral ceiling? I am not talking about a soffit but the crown molding only. I've not seen anything in the knowledge base or in the forum here yet so if anyone has done this I'd like to know how it was accomplished. Thanks. JGillette

This posting is now closed. Thank you, to all who responded.

Hi, I have a project that will require some high quality renderings. There will be multiple areas and all will be of interior views. Client is giving me the color schemes, furniture, fixture selection and all other interior selections tomorrow. Once I get the quantity of renderings needed from my client, I'll let you know how many I need to have done. I can't tie up my main workstation with doing renderings while I'm working, it'll slow me down too much. So if anyone is interested let me know. Things I need to know from you is: Do you have CA X13? How many can you do?(For those w/multiple computers) Approximate length of time to do rendering(s) Send me estimate per rendering. Send me a direct email so I can send you the files. All correspondence will be kept confidential so send me a PM. Thanks.

So, its not really a "prairie" window at all but the craftsman. I've switched to using the craftsman style on the casement and it worked. That is nice. Thanks gentlemen for your assistance. I appreciate it. Have a fantastic rest of your day.

This is a prairie style window, Crafts man is like the one that Eric posted previously. As I said, I am not sure that the client understands which style she wants. I've tried to explain the difference but...

The attached window is the style she wants in her casements. In real life this can be done as a custom job. However, in chief, I have found that this canonly be achieved by using a single hung or double hung window. I have not been able to get this to work in a casement. thus the reason for my question. As I said, the one that Mr. Carrick posted is close only need to take up at least half the window.

Although right now, I am not so sure my client understands what she's asking for. I appreciate all the responses.

Mr. Carrick, This is almost spot on. the top three sections would need to be much larger and extend to at least half of the window. This is really close.

Thank you for responding. Unfortunately, no, the casement window itself has to be or look like a big "prairie" window.

Hi, I have a question. Has anyone ever made a casement window in chief with "prairie" style windows? In all my years of working with chief, I have never been able to do it in chief automatically or naturally. I have always had to fake it in the 2D detail or elevation views. It works great with a single hung or double hung window but not with a casement because the entire window section is operable not just one half like the SH/DH windows. IF anyone has ever made one, I would definitely like to know how. Thanks.