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Cheryl, Thanks for sharing.
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Terrain breaks, any advice on how and where it is best to use it?
dshall replied to chiefPT's topic in General Q & A
terrain breaks can be unpredictable at times. I do not think there is one answer that fits all situations. There seem to be different solutions for different scenarios. The advice I can give is to post a plan with the problem you are having and somebody may have a solution for your particular situation that helps us all. -
How Would You Go About Producing This Cladding?
dshall replied to DavidJames's topic in General Q & A
Yeah, a very very very very thin layer over the studs (maybe .00003" thick) that is black..... that should be the answer, thanks Michael. -
How Would You Go About Producing This Cladding?
dshall replied to DavidJames's topic in General Q & A
But then, don't you see the STUDS (which are not black)? -
How Would You Go About Producing This Cladding?
dshall replied to DavidJames's topic in General Q & A
I think I understand now, the problem is the "reglet" is not recessed but flush with surface of wall. -
How Would You Go About Producing This Cladding?
dshall replied to DavidJames's topic in General Q & A
Michael, would you mind posting a plan using your technique. I have not been able to make it work. Thanks. -
That is the problem, the roof with the skylights is not square. Hey Curt, other than that issue, nice job..... I am not sure if I would of done it that way..... but next time I will.... thanks for the education....
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What is the lesson? Post the plan and you will get some great help from some great guys, and the Chopster is always very helpful. Thanks Chop.
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Yep, Michael is one of the best. but of course my client would say... "let's change that 4020 to a 5016 "........ and I would need to start the process over again..... point is, it would be great if CA fixed this lapse in their program.
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Why don't you post the plan? You have been around enough to know that is what you need to do.
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DJP is a Texan, but we do not hold that against him, he is a good guy.
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I have a feeling that is the way to go,
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as you can see on this plan of mine, I am putting the roof ply/starter boards on the ROOF FINISH. I am still wondering where and why it should be at either the ROOF STRUCTURE or the ROOF FINISH/SURFACE.
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Eric, I noticed you put the ROOF PLYWOOD as part of the ROOF FINISH and not part of the ROOF STRUCTURE. I was thinking it made more sense to put the ROOF PLYWOOD as part of the ROOF STRUCTURE and not the ROOF FINISH. I am thinking of how the ROOF BASELINE is determined. What do you think...... I am not sold on any method yet..... I think it has a lot to do with the ROOF BASELINE ........ I have not done enough experimentation to make a final determination.
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Michael is one of the best. It is worth watching all of his vids.
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I assume this can be done with a custom symbol, but I ain't going to figure it out. The issue is you cannot OFFSET BOTTOM CORNERS. Something I have requested before. You can offset the top corners but not bottom corners.
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Maybe you need to download the materials to your library again.
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This is the MAC I have been using the past 4 years... good to go. Later this year they are coming out with an upgraded IMAC, I will probably by a new IMAC. I used a PC before CA ported to MAC. I had few problems with the PC..... but I am essentially computer illiterate..... since CA ported to a MAC, I use the MAC....... I get the best MAC possible and I assume it is good to go, and it is. I do not have time and I do not want think about the hardware specs. I get the most recent MAC and I am happy.
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Not necessarily, you can choose what you want shown on the ref sets. I do not think you understand the power of the ref sets. I suggest you learn them.
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That is not correct. I do not like to use invisible walls. The invisible wall method will work but as I said it can get messy and I think Perry would agree. The exterior stairs can easily be shown via ref sets. I assume the stairs were drawn on level one. I am assuming they are not showing on level 2. Typically what I do is to put the EXTERIOR STAIRS (NOT IN A ROOM) on a layer called STAIRS ON GRADE (or whatever name you want), and then if you understand ref sets, you would ref the level 1 from level 2, you can then turn on ref sets and turn on the STAIRS ON GRADE layer. You will now see the stairs that are drawn on level 1 as you are looking at level 2. If you do not understand ref sets, I would suggest you learn them.
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I usually show exterior stairs via the ref sets. Creating a room around exterior stairs will work but can get messy.
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or try to reset the toolbars
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very wise advice.
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Select the string, open, and then uncheck PRIMARY DEFAULTS and then change to what you want. That should work.