Joe_Carrick

There are 2 ways to handle this after downloading: Open your downloads folder and select "Open With" > Chief Architect X12 In Chief Architect X12 select "File>Import Library" browse to the downloaded file.

Here's a link to some useful Bathroom Design requirements. Residential Bathroom Code Requirements & Design Tips (crddesignbuild.com)

I have the same observation. Maybe you should try redefining your wall types in X13.

I suspect that the "new" plan is using the new template definition - but the older plan is using the prior template. If both templates are the same then it probably doesn't matter. However, if anything was changed - which I think would be the case - then you might want to use the new plan. Since the programmers don't know which we might want ......

Also, you can avoid fractions altogether by setting the Primary Format to 1/1 for the fractions. This will make everything full inches. I tend to do this just to make things simpler for the framers, etc. For some things (large scale defaults) that's not appropriate - but I like it for general plan, elevations & sections.

I just use a "Mask" with a semi transparent fill. It's not perfect but it works for me.

HI Rene, I've experimented with both fonts. Is it possible to make the Arial Narrow use a wider "space" (maybe a double space)? I really don't know much about custom font capabilities. It would look a little better to have a wider space between the feet and inches.

Thanks Rene

He has a custom font that redefines the space to a dash, and the dash to a space. It would be nice if he'd share that font. But I would personally like a modified "Arial" font.

Use a Rich Text Box - just one so you can change the text size.

Answering your own question? Are you going to give yourself a "SOLVED" ???

There shouldn't be any problems. I have several projects from up to 5 versions back. Whenever I need to do additional work on one of those I just open it in the latest version, save it to my new version project folder and use that going forward.

The attached macro will need to be downloaded and installed. For some reason the macro isn't being included in the calibz file. roof_pitch.json

Edit the "Y" 3D offset for the Symbol

Well, I'm sure glad I only purchased a new computer with just an RTX 2060. It's working great and I haven't seen any of those problems.

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What's the difference between HDMI & DisplayPort? My new RTX Card has 1 HDMI and 3 DisplayPort connections. The computer also has an additional HDMI connection. I will probably get 3 DisplayPort cables but currently I'm planning on using 2 HDMI cables and connecting just my 4K TV to the RTX card. What's the downside? Eventually I will add a 3rd monitor so I will have to use the DisplayPorts.

For Polylines I would really like to have 2 separate labels. This would be particularly useful for displaying x-size and y-size. But then those attributes would need to be available. I'm really thinking about "Intelligent Roof Pitch Polylines". Similar to those I posted in the "Content and Symbols" forum --- but even better.

You would need to set it in the NVidia Control Panel & the Graphics Display Settings

Have you set the RTX to be used with X13? It might not have been set automatically.

Here's a Library with "Intelligent Roof Pitch Triangles". They are actually Moldings - here's how to use them: Place the Molding Profile in Elevation or Section views. Adjust the vertical line's length to (3) times the pitch number of your roof plane (because the triangle is 36" wide) 12" = 4:12 15" = 5:12 18" = 6:12 etc This will change the vertical dimension to match the roof pitch. You may need to adjust the position of the label slightly. This is something that has been requested many times. Now that we can have labels for polylines and store the polyline in the User Library this works fairly well. Roof Pitch.calibz

You need to edit the default cabinet label so that a new cabinet will have the label info you want.

That's correct. I get PDFs from some consultants, etc. Some of them provide me with PNGs which I automatically use. IAE, if I only have a PDF I will open it in my PDF Editor and "Export" to PNG. Then I will insert the PNG into my Layout instead of the PDF. Printing is much, much faster.

I mentioned this in "Tips & Techniques" some time ago. Use jpegs or pngs instead of pdfs. File bloat will be much less and print speed will be a lot faster.

Michael, I think you might need to study the X13 capabilities a little closer. There are several improvements to editing PSolids & Solids in X13 that we didn't have in X12.