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Totally agree!

I've used the method Ryan mentions for years. Works great and is simple - one of my favorite words!

You have to leave California, Perry.

I did the same; totally agree!

MarkMc no doubt would do it with cabinets.

@MarkMcMark, your red arrow in the second pic is pointing to the "rotation" section, not the "origin offset" section. Good info BTW.

I couldn't get the link to work either.

Nice presentation from Lumion.

Was thinking the same thing. Sure wish CA would do this OOB; wishful thinking I guess.

Gremlins!

May have to ping him, Doug, to get him to respond. @Renerabbitt

This is done in my area. Not always the best approach, but sometimes necessary to please the client. As "tinyhouseguy" posted, the water can be collected but you have to be "creative."

Thought the same thing.

That's my usual work flow.!

Gremlins! They just show their ugly heads when they think you are stressed to the max! If it is any consolation, you are not alone in fighting them; I've had my share!

Nice house, Don!

Like Perry says, you can adjust settings to your liking. I was dealing with eye strain pretty bad before I changed to the 43" TV. It is much easier on the eyes due to the large screen real estate it provides.

I much prefer the 43" 4K TV in my signature to the 32" monitor I use with it. The 43" TV was about half the cost of the monitor. I have strongly considered replacing the 32" with another 43" TV and hang one from the wall with a pivot base to use for client presentations.

For sure! Remember Autocad R13? It was horrible! I was so glad when R14 came out. Maybe X14 will work well - right out of the box! I can wish can't I?

You sure are! That looks fantastic!

Indeed it does. If you group select them, notice the center of the group. That is where they will resize from and it gives weird results.

I try to use min. 32" for interior doors when possible. 24" only when necessary, and only for closets or pantry.

Without a plan it is hard to tell. Check if the circled roof edge extends into the siding layer of that wall. Or, open the offending wall (assuming the upper wall) and on the roof tab check "roof cuts wall at bottom." The last one may not work as it looks like it is the lower wall causing the problem. If those don't work, attach the plan; even a stripped-down version will work.

Same here. I have the 43S415 which is the version just before the S425. Very happy with it.

Totally agree! It just doesn't look very professional with the shadows.