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20 yrs of work product, and simulations. jon
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+1 No more hot, grinding HDDs in my computers. (except a 16TB legacy NAS device) jon
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If you want UHD out, then go with the mini DP on the Aorus. http://www.notebookcheck.net/Face-Off-Aorus-X3-Plus-vs-Gigabyte-P34W-vs-Razer-Blade-14.142980.0.html jon
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Open the placed cooktop symbol and adjust the z axis offset. jon
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13" 4 core w/NVidia 970 graphics... http://www.amazon.com/Gigabyte-X3PLUSV3-CF1-AORUS-13-9-Inch-Laptop/dp/B00S9AIDRU jon
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I use custom muntins for fixed and lites set as 1, 1, 1 for double awning with bottom movable. Now if I could figure out those twisty open round windows. jon
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Irc 501.3 (I-Joists To Be Sheetrocked)
jcaffee replied to Jay_on_Cape's topic in Building Codes and Compliance
Certain jurisdictions are wising up to the ICC cradle-to-grave-absolute-control philosophy of code development. I pity the folks who live under the tyranny of the IPMC. ICC uses language which prompts localities to criminalize code violations. I can't begin to count how often the word "Prosecute" is used in the base IPMC template to describe penalties. C'mon, failing to cut your grass needn't be a crime, but that is exactly what the ICC is pushing--and sadly, what many localities are adopting. My vote is to rein in the bureaucracy and hold elected officials accountable for blind implementation of codes without merit; serving the insurance industry more than the citizenry. And, if you're real estate deals are costing 6% commissions, then you need to work on those negotiating skills. jon -
Scott, Set "Software Edge Smoothing" to 0--let your expensive hardware do the work it was designed for. Also, under "Ambient Light", set your color to a mid or dark gray if you'd like shadows more apparent. Keep lighting simple to start. Turn off all fixtures and add two User Defined Lights (UDL); one in front of the camera, and one behind. Play with the height, type, color, and intensity of these two lights. This is a learning exercise that teaches you how pure light behaves in CA. Good luck, jon
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If you truly need pro lighting analysis with "real" 3D... http://www.dial.de/DIAL/en/dialux.html If you're not a lighting professional, be prepared for an overwhelming learning curve. jon
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You should see the "soup" when developing a petabyte storage array. jon
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I keep CA Libs in the default Program Data folder on C, Executable on D, CA Data on E, Plans/layout on F, and archived stuff on W. C, D, E, & F are SSD drives with E & F used exclusively for local copies of cloud systems. F is local OneDrive storage configured as batch update W-Z are 7200rpm HDD in NAS. The only issue I've ever has is Adobe Creative Cloud local storage on E, but that was an Adobe issue. jon
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iTeka on 20' pole by iGuzzini (out of production) jon iTeka_20.calibz
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Install the "Accessible Design" bonus library. Then search "Step in." jon
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This doesn't do it for me; it looks sloppy. There's no substitute for the blend/adjustment layers in PS. jon
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I'll give it a try Michael. jon
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This uses ray trace and lineart produced in CAX7. The lineart is assigned as an Overlay adjustment layer in Photoshop. I did try to achieve a similar effect using Watercolor and lineart within CA, but the results were...um...yeah, ok. jon
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Native Trails® Copper Vanity Sink And Grid Drain
jcaffee replied to Alaskan_Son's topic in Symbols and Content
Glad I could help. jon -
Native Trails® Copper Vanity Sink And Grid Drain
jcaffee replied to Alaskan_Son's topic in Symbols and Content
Get rid of the funky characters in the file name; try again. jon -
Plans, no. Marketing materials output, yes. jon
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True, but as a new system stress test, the above is what I use with ray trace. A variety of materials and model types doesn't hurt either. (3D trees are always good as poly hogs) jon
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Scott, try stressing the system. Add > 20 various light types (point, spot, directional, UDL, fixture, sunlight) and ray trace an image at least 12"x12" @ 300dpi. Both interior and exterior cameras. If you're still getting approx. 1min per pass, then I would say the system is a rock star. jon
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Speccy will give much more detail on the CPU core functions than either Task Manager or Resource Monitor. Speccy is an invaluable tool to check operational specification vs. expected/published specification on newly built systems. Meanwhile, MS Resource Monitor allows "live" service, handle, and module granularity of processes using the CPU(s). jon
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Manufacturer Catalogs - Create A Buzz
jcaffee replied to Chief_Content's topic in Symbols and Content
It depends on the terms of any agreement. Typically, using manufacturers' models as a revenue center isn't going to fly. Even "hiding" those models in up-sale product and/or SSL won't cut it. If I'm XYZ Widget Co., I want my residential widgets used by the total CA consumer stack. The value proposition for manufacturers is a hands-free add/sales channel, while the value to CA is an extended feature set. <hint>However, the true value of real world symbols and materials comes at some later date when Chief can implement consumer-side BIM and make the entire HD/Room Planner product lines one big shopping cart--and they're getting 2% on every sale.</hint> jon- 58 replies
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I use an MS Mobile 4000 without issue. jon