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Okay, I should of known that.... I never never never use the FLOOR CAMERA, I never got in the habit of using the FLOOR CAMERA........ why would you ever use the FLOOR CAMERA? Do you find any advantage of using a FLOOR CAMERA vs a FLOOR OVERVIEW CAMERA? I think I get the same info from a FLOOR OVERVIEW CAMERA instead of using the FLOOR CAMERA. I think the main difference is with the FLOOR CAMERA is you do not get upper and lower floors whereas with the FLOOR OVERVIEW CAMERA, you will always get the floor the view was taken from and any floors below. I use the hot keys and I never set up a hot key for the FLOOR CAMERA so I never use it. Thanks for the question, it got me thinking.

That is the way I do it every day, very few issues. However, for some reason you threw a kink it the methodology and now I am struggling to do what you would like to do...... and the problem with Glenn's method is that the top of the EXTENDED footing is level with the top of slab and of course I would like to control the top of the extended footing to say...... 12" below top of slab. I wish I could replicate Glenn's model.

You are correct... however...... I was able to do it but it was not consistent behavior. So funny, the first time I tried it, it worked perfectly, but I have not been able to repeat the ease in which I did it the first time. I think I will wait for a vid from Glenn to find out his methodology and then I will tackle this again.

Glenn, I could not repeat what you did. I am not sure if you built a foundation or not. Would you mind doing one more vid from the very beginning to show how you built the walls and then built footings? Thanks.

I opened it again this morning and I still have gutter... weird....

here again

I see them, make sure SHOW LOWER FLOOR IN FLOOR OVERVIEW is checked.

Nice job Glenn, I gave you a point, you method is better.

Glenn, it was a overview, I grabbed the end and pulled it along the fascia. I was not exact, I did it down and dirty. I had thought about your reasoning. ( at least one edge does not get gutter). But for some reason the gutter stayed after opening and closing 4 times. I will try again tomorrow to see if I can get it to fail.

I do not doubt this, however, when I reopened his SAVED PLAN THAT WAS ON MY DESK TOP, the gutter WAS missing, I put it back in, closed plan and reopened 4 different times, the gutter was remaining.... I cannot explain it.

And here is a dumb video for those that can not understand my written explanation. https://youtu.be/XHLC6D-YNTY

Those darn Canadians, always bucking the norm......

Extend wall with footing out another 4', break wall at intersection, define extended wall as invisible, resize extended invisible wall with footing to taste...... do I get a point for this?

That is the way I always do it.

It stays for me..... but I might be using a newer version of CA. I did close and reopen and it is still there.

Maybe they will figure it out and it will be in X9

Thanks for digging these up Ross. Those are good vids.

You know, I would of thought my buddy Racklamore would of given me a point....... but nooooooo!...... that's okay, I still think he is a good guy.

Yes, you are missing something. Put in a sun angle in and then you will have an option. Put in multiple sun angles and you will have multiple options. Note that in may plan I 6 sun angles.

Very clever P.

BTW, I do not think interior casing should necessary for the garage doors for this to work. A weakness in the program.

I bet you do not have interior casing on your garage doors. In regards to the other doors, I have not a clue without a posted plan.

I think I may be confusing it with camera bumps off wall.

Do a floor overview, use material eye dropper and change the pattern of material in DBX to a grey.

You are correct, it no longer works, it did at one time...... somehow CA needs to work on this...... before X8 I had no problem staying in a room, but now, if I zoom out, I end up in Wasilla Alaska staring down the nose of the Alaskan Son.... eeeew....