Joe_Carrick

You will need to re-migrate. I'm not sure of the exact steps and you might need to be in PM mode.

I'm attending the UGM this year. My wife and I will be arriving in Coeur d'Alene on Monday 8-25. There's a reception on the 26th but there's no mention of where or what time. Does anyone know the details?

Or you could use an invisible wall instead of a pass-thru and have the camera "Ignore Railings & Invisible Walls".

HI Ed, I am using X17 but not in Project Manager Mode. There are a variety of reasons I can't use the Project Manager. some macros won't work in PM file links to local external files (text and csv for example) don't work. dropbox backup is more complicated Maybe Chief will get there eventually but I don't think it will be in X17.

I suspect you painted the glass or modified the standard glass material to be green.

Andersen Patio Doors (in fact most prefab patios) are integral units and would not need an extra jamb. So if you simply uncheck "Has Jamb" there shouldn't be a problem with the RO.

This has been requested (many times) but at this time it hasn't been implemented.

Create a Molding Polyline and assign the baseboard molding. For a staircase the Polyline should be a 3D Molding Polyline or it needs to be drawn in an elevation view. BTW, you should have made your post in the Q&A Forum.

Layers work for everything. You need to layers that the only objects in those specific rooms are assigned to.

Create layers for furniture_room_a, b, c, d, etc. Select all the furniture in a room. Set the layer for all those items to one of those layers. again, again, again Now you can select just the layers you want displayed or not. You might want a display layer set for each room so you can switch quickly. It might also help to know what your system specs are, especially what GPU

FWIW, I have some room style pallets with 0", 6", 12", 18" & 24" saved in my Library to drop the ceilings automatically. I've also added those library objects to a tool bar for easy access.

Simple. Select a Room On the Edit Toolbar click the icon "Create Room Elevation Views"

Dimension Defaults > Secondary Format

One thing to note is that if the custom toolbar uses custom icons they must also be copied to the same location on the second system.

If you want a consistent roof height.... Modify the room ceiling heights by specifying the room "Ceiling Finish": Air Gap (space below Floor Joists, Rafters or Trusses) Framing (2x4's or 2x6's) 1/2" Drywall That will create a flat ceiling below the framing above the room.