Joe_Carrick

Mark, In order for them to be in the Cabinet Schedule the Symbol needs to be defined as a Cabinet. You can do that by exporting the symbol to 3DS and then importing it back as a Cabinet.

Jon is correct. This is basically a two story space. The two smaller rooms have a ceiling that's contained by the second floor while the second floor is open to below in all the rest of the area. The walls surrounding the area that is the ceiling of the smaller rooms are basically 0 height railing walls.

Another way to do this would be to use a "Pass Thru Window" with an Full Arch. You might need to add a Solid as a Wall Cap, but that's pretty simple.

Draw a Half Wall about 12" away from the opening. Make it "No Room Definition" and then move it into the arched opening.

So, 7+ months after the kitchen fire last December.... Our home is finally being repaired. All the framing and, sheathing, etc has been sprayed with KILZ (tinted gray) so none of Larry's color scheme works in our home.

Lew, If each apartment is in a separate Plan File then the Schedules can be done in each Plan and sent to one common Layout File. Each appartment Plan can then be pasted into one overall Plan and that can also be sent to the common Layout File. That's what Perry is talking about.

Walls, Main Layer Only is undoubtedly the problem. That suppresses every other wall layer - which are the ones with actual materials to display.

What Layer is it on? Is the Layer turned off? BTW, have you updated to the latest version?

Ahh.... That would be Materials. You can select a series of framing members and edit their Materials. As per pic below

Larry, Check your 3D Layerset. Framing members are different layers and you may have changed the colors - but I don't know how that would happen unless you did it on purpose.

Interestingly it's working for me now. Yesterday it wasn't and today it is ....... GREMLINS

Have you tried the %page.print% macro assigned on page 0 of your layout? What does it show on other pages? Does it even show on page 0?

I believe that Polyline Solids - like slabs and primitive solids are set at "Absolute Elevation", not "Floor Relative". It's one of those things that it would be nice to have another data box for in the dbx.

Bug Report..... %page.print% doesn't work if included as a part of page 0. This is really the only reasonable way to use this macro IMO. Why should we need to place it individually on each page of the Layout? Basically, all other Layout macros dealing with page numbers, sheet numbers, titles, descriptions, etc are placed on page 0 and update to the appropriate information depending on what sheet is displayed or printed. This one should be the same.

That's really a matter of going in to the Dimension Defaults and getting it set up right so you don't get so many extraneous dimensions.

Yep, just read the Update Notes. Some good things - but pretty dissapointed with overall content of this update. There are numerous outstanding bugs in the X6 added features that have not been addressed.

So has anyone been able to figure out what's been done for this update? We don't have the release notes yet and I have no idea what to look for.

Macros could be done for those things, but they only work in Plan View, not in Elevation. Some of them are standard Chief macros for Rooms. Others would need to be done using Ruby. OTOH, you can dimension Elevations.

Did he accidently drag it to another monitor that's not turned on?

I did it by just changing the angle to 90 detrees and the X Size to 96", Basically this just stretches the texture so that the minimum length is at least 24". I only need one tile high for a 24" wainscot,

Just to be perfectly clear.... 1. Create a Molding Profile that is the shape of the flare and add it to your library. 2. Select the Exterior Room (just ouside the walls) 3. Create a "Room Molding Polyline" 4. Assign the Molding to the Room Molding Polyline (Base Molding - Extrude outside Polyline) 5. Assign you siding material to that molding.

For now, just Slate, but eventually it would be nice to have all of them.

I have aproject where I'm using the "Stripe Textured Tile" in the Bonus Library. However, it's horizontal in a running bond pattern and in this case I want the tiles to be vertical in a soldier course pattern. Does anyone know a good way to get that? TIA

FWIW, I'm able to get the visual appearance in 3D and in Plan correct by using a single layer wall and a Doorway (Full-Left Arch). I don't have to mess around with Material Regions at all.

Larry, You could try makin a symbol out of it and then editing that - but it would no longer be an actual with framing. So you might as well just create a PSolid and fake the framing.