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I'm with you Perry, tough to put together a good M.L. for a remodel.

Sorry, that ain't happening...... those 40 hours can be used to improve my putting.... I swear..... 3 weeks ago I was a great putter and a great chipper..... the last 3 weeks I have a heck of a time hitting the 3 foot putts and the chipping is awful . It's not the yips.... I can't figure it out.... my drives are getting awesome, on the 18th yesterday I had a 260 yard drive, outdrove the other guys by 20 yards, and they shoot in the low '80's. My irons, dead on. I have gained an extra 10-15 yards per iron in the last 2 weeks. Anyway, I will go out again this afternoon to see what happens...... golf, a miserable game for miserable people.......

If it is any consolation to you, that stuff is becoming more and more outdated every year, so you probably are not missing too much...... except for maybe the 3,567 videos I have done over the past 9 years........

First we need a guru who will volunteer to teach it. Anybody available? If no one is available, I will try to figure it out in the next couple of weeks and put it together. I am having more clients ask for this. The real reason that I have been so hesitant to learn it is I do mostly remodels. It seems like it would be twice the work since somehow I need to be able to distiguish between new rafters and existing rafters, or new concrete footings and existing. A lot more work with setting up the model.

Still live, just much more convenient to move around and resize etc.

Maybe, but put in a cad detail and you will find it is much more flexible

Yes, put schedules in CAD details.

M.L. might be a good topic for a workshop.

Joe probably has an AGS first edition, printed sometime in the thirteenth century. Love you Joe, see you on St. mark's GC next Thursday. I just may beat him next time.

Hey, the Curmudgeon beat me to the answer...,. I agree with Richard.

There are always ifs ands or buts. But...... To answer your question..... I would upgrade to X7 and with x7 you can include that 1/2" plywood in your MAIN LAYER...... And blah blah blah....... Now you have to decide whether you want to dimension to your stud or to the plywood. This is a perfect example as to why these kinds of questions are so hard to answer without very specific guidelines. There are a bunch of ifs ands or buts Involved.

What is interesting if you know the program is you do not need to adjust wall heights, it is automatic. Believe me you are green, stick with it and you will catch on soon.

Did you want to post plan or should we all guess what the issue is?

Do you have a budget to hire a tutor?

ain't that the dumbest thing.... why do we have to hit an extra button?

Thanks for that JC, but we should not have to do that.

Robert, now FLIP WALL LAYERS, now you have pattern on interior but not exterior.....

Robert, I am confirming your statement. CMU wall, OOB, interior pattern not showing up on curved walls

There is a mw that fits in base cabinet in library

This is terrible. I have not noticed the problem. If this is indeed going on, there must be some kind of an alert to let us know. I hope I have not sent out plans assuming plan views were updated.

Very interesting, thanks for the insight, not sure if I have run into this before.

A comment in regards to The Moakster's video....... not sure if I am totally on board with his method...... or I should say you must be careful and know what you are doing....... The Moakster adjusted roof planes by matching fascia heights, this led to what I would perceive as different plate heights of the ROOF BASE LINE..... what he did could most definitely work, but you really must understand what happened when he did this.

There is a glazing material in library.

Ditto, I have never had a problem with it. The greatest thing since the Yellow golf ball....... kind of tough to lose a yellow golf ball.

Posting the plan along with the question.