GeneDavis

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  1. I am doing this shower using X15 out of box glass shower pony wall.  Edited the curb part to have concrete core at 4.5 inch width.  Edited the cap to be 5.75 inch wide.  I got this unresolved cap corner at the OOB wall and cap specs, and it's here still in the edited version.  I have done the wall join edit thing to no avail.

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  2. Very clever, Brett @tundra_dweller, I had not thought of that.  I then thought, but I gotta turn off the windows layer to remove the offending glazing lines and jamb boxes, which I did to get the look that @EmmaCox wants, but of course that drops out any window label with it.

     

    But then again, Emma's desired plan-view look has no window labeling, so your solution works, once you change the default line to solid for the opening header lines from the OOB dashed lines.

     

    Just one more baby step from Chief, and we can get the look for the doors Emma is after!  Needs a suggestion.

  3. I don't see a way to do that.  You can show windows with the exterior casings on or off, with the interior casings on or off, but you get the Chief-hard-coded double "glazing" lines you want to see represented differently.  If you turn off the windows layer, you get a blank space in the wall wherever there is a window.

     

    I think what you want merits a clearly written feature request in the Suggestions part of the forum, and you might want it patterned like the way the WALLS - MAIN LAYER ONLY thing works.  In fact one might want that windows-shown-as-a-simple-box feature to enable and display always when you select the WALLS - MAIN LAYER ONLY layer to be on.

     

    My way might be for that new display thing to work might be that it would yield the look exactly as you show, that being windows as blank boxes same thickness as mail layer walls, and (here is the extension of that) doors to display not as boxes with thickness but as fat-single lines, opened at 90 degrees, and showing the swing arcs.

     

    What you show in your post above, is pretty much the standard look for floor plans at every online plans-for-sale site.

     

    OK, and now do the roof lines in plan view like what you displayed.  Edges of any roof planes that bear on the walls of the floor shown, should be shown in the plan view.  That would be a separate Suggestion request.  I believe it's already been requested (maybe this one about windows, too) but it never hurts to request it again.  

  4. Just watched one of @Renerabbitt's excellent YouTube videos, the one about numbering cabinets in install sequence to help with delivery and installation, and he shows towards the end how he has his fillers, a cabinet-category item type, in a separate schedule.

     

    He does not show how this separate schedule gets generated, and I'd like to know.

     

    In my example I want to schedule all bathroom cabinetry separately from kitchen.

     

    So, how does one do this?

  5. Pic of glass wall quickly done doodled with material regions to mock up mullions.  You can see the extents of the wall.

     

    The OP might better had described his situation as a framed curtain wall, in which case the solution is done better with windows and mullions.  The way he described it made me think of some super modernistic thing done with huge panels of sheet glass.  Like some 100 million dollar folly built on a seafront lot way out past East Hampton.

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  6. @leyi123why haven't you posted the plan?  Do a "save as" version, call it "roof help" or something.  Delete anything that is hi-poly and not relevant to structure and roofs.  Like fixtures, furniture.  Save the stripped plan.  Close it, zip it, attach it to a reply in this thread.  No one can help you unless you do this.

  7. Is this a two story house?  All I see in your plan view is bedrooms bathrooms and a terrace or something.  No living, dining, greatroom, kitchen, pantry, foyer, entry, but also no staircase or stairwell.

     

    Edit:  Sorry, I see the stairs.  

     

     

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  8. What software are you using?  Your signature does not list it.

     

    You know how Chief wall types work, right?  There are 8 inch walls, 3 inch walls, and any makeup and thickness your heart desires.

  9. Yes I do but it is from three days prior.

     

    Here are my settings for archiving.  The corrupted file is from about 8 a.m. this morning.  I worked on this plan yesterday afternoon and evening, March 17, but there are no archived files from March 17.  All I have is a backup from March 15, but the job plan file was open March 16 and March 17.  

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