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This is very sage advice.

Yeah, that is what I thought... I am not at 'putter to verify, watching golf, 2 way tie for fed ex championship now.... good stuff....then I can switch over to Watch Perry's Chargers. (They were my Chargers back in the day).

Interesting, I did not know that

I added my method to Eric's plan. See if you can spot the differences...... both methods have their advantages. Now change the size of both bay windows and note the behaviours. Neither is perfect. Overall Eric's method might be better Box Bay Demo A dsh 1.plan

As usual, another nugget from Michael.

Eric has a real good answer.

Perry has the answer.

I just sent out invites to the JPC SECTION WORKSHOP, if you did not get an invite... SEND ME AN AMAIL AT dscotthallATmacDOTcom I will open the doors at 2:45 PM PST

Thanks P., sounds like JPC can make it, I will set it up. Yeah, trying to get over jet lag but not too bad. Hear is a pic from a castle looking down at our ship coming down the river to meet up with us in Breibach. 8 days of castles and cathedrals, I am now ready for some tract houses.

Should we do a section workshop today at 3:00 pst? If JPC and Perry is in, I will set it up.

Use a ref set. Put the light on a unique layer and then turn that layer on in your ref set.

It would of been easier if you did a marquis select, (16 items preselected) hold down shift key and select (1 item deselected) hit delete and 15 items are deleted leaving one item. I do not know how you created so many items, but it sounds like you screwed up.

Oops, my bad, I auto built the sidewalks next to road and never noticed that 6" of sidewalk sits on 6" of curb. Sorry for my mistake. Nice catch.

I am not having the problem.

Nice catch Michael!

There might be something to overusing copy/paste. I used copy /paste on a very simple mini storage building and that too was very slow.

Some operations worked okay, putting in new doors and windows, but the 3d is painfully slow. I cannot explain why 3d is so slow.

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I think they have many chimney tools. You need to know which ones to use for the particular fireplace you need. there are many threads on the subject posting a myriad of methods.

Build another floor and put it up there.

It wasn't the bloom. I think this is the first time I have seen this.

I cannot figure out What is square in ceiling? Can You? Here is link to plan https://www.dropbox.com/sh/yupg2amo2rv93e8/AADAh5pStycFDDcj6Jj7UVWRa?dl=0

I did a video on this about 7 years ago but I can't find it. Mark's first suggestion is the way to do it and you WILL NOT have issues with drawers and doors. use bow front's either positive or negative bows depending on whether you want the cabinet to bow in or bow out. The best way to know what the bow depth is and the cabinet length is, you must get that info from CAD that reflects the shape of cabinet. You would use the CHORD for the length of cabinet and you would use the distance from the middle of the CHORD to the APEX OF THE ARC for the BOW depth. It turned out to be a very easy process once I got the hang of it. i made round islands using this method. The trick is to get the DATA from the CAD that reflects the shape of the cabinet.

Jared, how do you respond to Jon Caffee's statement in regards to advanced features? Would file locking work?

delete the two attic walls on each side of the second floor window