NCC-1701
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Glenn, your posts are always spot on!
To me, additional angles are a PITA! They must be entered as +/- 45 degrees and only work in each quadrant once.... If you have the cad lines drawn like you want, I would suggest using the 'make parallel/perpendicular tool' to align your walls with the cad lines, then snap the walls to cad lines and move on to far greater and satisfying things !
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I know there is a 'training video' on this somewhere, I can't find it, maybe someone else can help...
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Best bet for a solution is to post your plan...
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Or use the 'edit wall layers intersection' tool.....
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Try this on "yellow" wall...
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Watch the CA training videos! There are over 50 on roof design alone!!!!
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Curt:
The walls were easy I just made new wall defs. The Roof was a little bit more difficult. I used the delete surface tool, turned off all auto framing and skimmed away surfaces. However every-time I would remove one portion and change something some of the surfaces would regenerate but leave my previous step unchanged. I have not figured out how Bill did the siding thing but I will. I just think for additions this is a nice view to show clients. I am fairly new to Chief but an expert Revit user. Chief is awesome though.
Sorry, the Tax Deadline is keeping me occupied...
Yes, new wall definitions. (used simple single layer stud wall) The curved siding and OSB exposure are simple P-line solids attached at the transition point between the walls types...
I tried the 'material region' tool and got some funky results, so I went with the above...
I put roof sections, doors, windows, etc. I didn't want shown on a new layer (Partial Framing-Invisible) and turned display off. Pulled other roof sections back to expose framing as needed. I think I did have to delete two edge surfaces to get the look right.
Hole in terrain for foundation view, had to uncheck 'hide terrain intersected by building' to keep terrain color from 'bleeding' onto foundation wall..
Back to taxes!
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Here is my 'feeble' attempt to show partial framing without using the dreaded 'Delete Surfaces' tool.
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Turn off the 'Undo' function and see what happens. I get a huge increase in speed with it turned off on my PC laptop and no hang ups...
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Good answer! A 'reputation' to point to you Gerry!
BTW, some PC motherboards are now supporting 'thunderbolt'...
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And I gave Curt 'reputation' point for his answer! Good Work! May more follow...
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I have something to add...
I think its possible a lot of people may not want to post a plan for fear of people seeing their sloppy model with all its mistakes and in its raw hideous state of being, and don't want people to think less of them.
Don't worry about that guys, we all had to start at zero, I for one still do a lot of sloppy modelling at times, and I know a lot of the veterans still jerry rig a ton of things and just mask it all by hiding layers, covering it with CAD boxes, or using any number of other tricks to make the model do what they want it to.
Point is, its okay...just post a plan, don't worry about what people will think, most people here are pretty cool and will just help you solve your problem. Worst case, someone sees something stupid we're doing, points it out, and we pick up an extra tidbit free of charge.
And if you don't know how to post a plan...
-Save the plan
-Close the plan
-Right click on the plan file
-Send to > Compressed (zipped) folder OR use another method of zipping the plan file
-Attach the zipped folder to your post using "More Reply Options"
-Under "Attach Files" select "Browse"
-Find and select your ZIPPED folder
-Select "Attach This File"
-Done
A good point. And if you don't want your full plan posted for whatever reason, just cut and paste the questionable part to a new plan, it's not that hard...
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I have something to add...
I think its possible a lot of people may not want to post a plan for fear of people seeing their sloppy model with all its mistakes and in its raw hideous state of being, and don't want people to think less of them.
Don't worry about that guys, we all had to start at zero, I for one still do a lot of sloppy modelling at times, and I know a lot of the veterans still jerry rig a ton of things and just mask it all by hiding layers, covering it with CAD boxes, or using any number of other tricks to make the model do what they want it to.
Point is, its okay...just post a plan, don't worry about what people will think, most people here are pretty cool and will just help you solve your problem. Worst case, someone sees something stupid we're doing, points it out, and we pick up an extra tidbit free of charge.
And if you don't know how to post a plan...
-Save the plan
-Close the plan
-Right click on the plan file
-Send to > Compressed (zipped) folder OR use another method of zipping the plan file
-Attach the zipped folder to your post using "More Reply Options"
-Under "Attach Files" select "Browse"
-Find and select your ZIPPED folder
-Select "Attach This File"
-Done
A good point. And if you don't want your full plan posted for whatever reason, just cut and paste the questionable part to a new plan, it's not that hard...
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In all my years of using CA, NVidia gaming cards are the way to go!!!
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No plan needed, Perry, you spotted the answerer a long time ago....
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I don't know why its not working for 'Ron', God bless him and his endeavor to seek the solution to the pocket door conundrum!
No macros needed! Just create a 'Text Style' that fits the need.. Its not rocket science! Or just change the 'default'... Sorry, I'm just bent out of shape from what is so simple of an answer...
Again my apologies for being such an "A%% Hole'.....
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And again once again , the label size is determined by the "Layer Display Options', 'Default Label Style'.... Geez....
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Here it is... Simple too the point...
Once again, is this not what you want?
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Try CCleaner to get rid of all the Crap infesting your computer...
http://www.piriform.com/ccleaner/download/standard
It may just help. A good program....
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Here it is... Simple too the point...
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The size of the 'label' is controlled in the 'Layer Display Options' for 'Doors, Label'. Change the size of the 'Default Label Style' or create a new 'Style'...
Take another look at my post... If not pay attention to Perry!!! , the answer is simple!!!!
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The size of the 'label' is controlled in the 'Layer Display Options' for 'Doors, Label'. Change the size of the 'Default Label Style' or create a new 'Style'...
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Come on a car so ugly it's cute. And mine is a GT with 86 HP!
Stair riser in cross-section
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Maybe a good topic for the 'Suggestions Forum'....