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Thanks for all the suggestions. I haven't tried them yet but I'm optimistic they'll work. Mick, Thanks for the heads up on software. We do have the SSA but we're still on 13 here because I have 4 licenses/users and not all our computers can handle the upgrade yet. We'll get there. Best, George

Thanks, but no luck. I had tried editing the wall layers but that didn't work. I also tried extending my intended wall on the 2nd floor, but in plan, when selected it shows as one continous wall. I also tried manipulating it in different ways in elevation but it keeps re-generating as an auto wall. I can delete it but the program won't allow me to maually extend/alter the the adjacent or below wall to fill in the hole. There must be something I'm missing.

Hi All, I've been tolerating this for a long time since it's a minor annoyance but I'd love to resolve it. On the gable end of this house, like all others I draw, there is a line that shows that aligns with the interior knee wall, which separates the living area from the attic/eve space. I don't know why this line appears. thoughts? The plan is uploaded as well, thanks & Merry Christmas! Skip 734900330_Marcille-Existing.plan

Thanks David, I really appreciate it! I have no idea how that drywall got on the exterior wall; I didn't eye drop anything. Nevertheless, you figured it out and I am grateful. Hope you're well. Best, George

Good Morning I cannot, for the life of me, figure out why these two exterior walls aren't showing correctly. I even removed that lower foundation section w/ the slab thinking maybe that was confusing the program ... no luck. I'm sure it's something incredible simple. File attached for anyone who miight be able to help. Thank you, Skip X13 Marcille - Existing.plan

Hi All, I'm looking for suggestions on how to illustrate a bump-out window. This would be similar to a 'box bay' but without the side windows. I realize using the box bay I can delete the side windows but am having difficulty add more than one window on the outer side. I've tried using a pony wall and defining the upper thicker ... that works okay but the floor assembly pierces the lower wall too align with the upper frame line ... not good. These are pretty common windows solutions so i have to believe there's a better way. Any/all suggestions are appreciated. thanks, Skip

Eric, why woudl I do a CAD detail from view? I just draw the polyline over the camera view and get same result, correct? Am I missing something? My question is if it's possible to convert the wall polyline to a CAD polyline in the same manner it can be done if plan view when a room is selected. If not, perhaps this is a 'Wish List' item. thanks, George

Signature correct, done, thanks.

Hi All, Not sure if this is possible but thought I'd ask .... Using an exterior 2D elevation, click on the wall and it outlines the wall with a polyine. I'd like to be able to convert that polyine to a 'simple CAD' polyine so that I can manipulate it and be able to open a dialogue box that provides area and perimeter information. As it is, it appears that all the 'handles' on the polyline adjust the wall itself, which Iunderstand why. It would be great if I could click a box and convert it to a CAD polyine and manipulate it w/out changing the underlying wall. thoughts, Thanks, George X13

Hello, For some reason I cannot 'un-display' my manual dimensions in other layer sets? They appear whether checked or not??? They're not locked. Any ideas?? Thanks, George X12 Alkhamis - 1.4.zip

Thank you Gene, this was my suspicion.

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Hi, Is there a way to have a saved material list update when changes to the model are made? My experience with material lists, albeit very limited since I usually give up on it, is that it's a static list from when it's created, not dynamic. Is this correct or am I missing something? Thank you! George Continuously upgrading versions about 2.0, currently X12

This is an issue that occasionally pops up for me but I can never figure out why. Why is it that my exterior siding (in this case shingles) is not showing consistently? It appears on the back but not on the side. They are the same wall type and exteriors are both facing out. thanks Bernardo 1.0.plan

Edit active camera as it appeared in the X11 drop down. But thanks for your image; i just found that in preferences. thanks! Skip

I don't see it. I used it a lot in X11 but can't find it in 12. Mystery to me.

Hi - Recently downloaded X12. Changing or removing backdrops in 3d camera's seems to have moved / disappeared? any ideas? thanks, George

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Eric thanks for the video, but, for some reason my 'Define Material DBX looks different. I'm in X10 and this is what I see: There is no 'materials list' option. Any ideas???

okay, thanks. appreciated.

it's late here on the East Coast and i'm a bit tired so may be missing something obvious. but I cant' figure out where I 'define' the material in question.

Sorry, I don't understand. Could you expand on this please? thanks

Hi All, Is there a way to designate a wall NOT to report its framing to the material list? My objective is to create a material list that does not include existing elements in a remodel/addition project. thanks, George X10

Alaskan Son - THANKS! Those are great! appreciated