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Yes, the best method.

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And what has not been pointed out is the line style, color and line weight of the SHINGLE PATTERN, I said PATTERN, is controlled buy the MATERIAL DBX....... I think.

Randy, this is a great question. Post your plan and I will see if I can have a play with it......GW, any ideas. I wonder if this has anything to do with how the wall is defined, what the main layer is, etc., bottom line, those studs should show in the materials list.

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No, not possible to build as one cabinet. Must be built as 2- 12" wide cabinets.

Doesn't the layer control line weight?

Bill I did a lot of roof videos back in the day. Go to CHIEFTUTOR.COM, take a look there, many my me and some by The Great David Michael

The plan you uploaded did not have the trusses I do not believe. Looks like you need a truss base. Should be simple enough to fix if you study the truss building paradigm.

they look good to me, post a pic of the problem truss, if I had to guess, select the truss, open dvx, and FORCE REBUILD.

Fix the studs by rebuilding the wall framing. I usually have this on all the time. AUTO REBUILD WALL FRAMING, that was your problem with studs going thru the window.

That worked for me on the mac.

The answer is..... select text, hold down shift key, select text again, BLOCK IT, now grab by a corner and resize.....is there an easier way? I don't know.

I think layer over anno was the consensus

I know Doug, we are being anal, bottom line, I think Perry hit on it. It was my mistake to use the rounding to THE GRID, once I changed to rounding to the dimensions, it was close enough for government work. I hope this info helps out Steve N.

Problem with a post like this is it does not answer the OP's question. I think several of us offered explanations or solutions the best we could based on our knowledge, but Doug, if you knew there is a minor bug or Perry provided the solution, it would of been appreciated if you had acknowledge the answer. After your response I still do not know the answer.

You may have it on it P. Not grid rounding but distance rounding.

It was announced today at 6:05 that dip sh** Hall won the first annual McCrump Rendering Contest. He has won a $25.00 Bounty and a Cheap 10" plastic trophy. Congrats to Dip Sh** Hall. Thanks to Barton and Jintu for participating, we all appreciate your efforts.

Just tried it, could not repeat your issue, it worked for me....... using 1/8"..... but I did notice anything less than 20/32" rounded down, and we all know 19/32" should be rounded up. Anything 1/2" or more should round up. I think you found a bit of a bug, I think you should report it.

Okay, my dad says he got CA IN 1958, mmmmmmm........ That was 56 years ago, before I was born, but all I have to say is he taught me 95% of what I know, thanks Pops.

That would be great, I think we would all appreciate that, especially BB, since he is having a difficult time exceeding expections, but I have to say, BB did do a great job, just don't tell the judge. Thanks JC, see you next Thursday at the RBI for a round of golf.

Hi Michael, I think the winner should be announced at our workshop tomorrow morning....... it is very kind of you to let BB know that my rendering is much better than his, but when we meet tomorrow morning, please let him know that your decision was a very difficult decision, but after much contemplation, it was obvious that my rendering exceeded all expectations, see you in the am.

Okay guys, I have to get to work, so this is my submittal, better than Jintu in my not so humble opinion, but BB might have me beat. This is my classic CRAPPY 2 MINUTE RAYTRACE. If only McCrump had offered a $50.00 payout, I may have spent more time. Hey McCrump, please pick me, it will save me the cost of a cheap 10"plastic trophy.

BTW, if Jintu wins, what will it cost me to send a cheap 10" plastic trophy to Manila? Is it a lot of money? Jintu, would you mind picking it up yourself to save me postage? Nuts, I better try to win this contest myself to save money.

No problem, I will send to home address.