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I just made a detail, in a new blank CAD detail window, using Notes and callouts, and a schedule. It doesn't block...I'm betting because the schedule would cause duplicate errors. I'm about to try some other things to see where the limits are. I made a CAD Detail from view and it is blockable but all the filled areas are visible as long triangles and some other glitches.
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Are you using Create CAD Detail from View or not? If that's a live section view, it may not be block-able. Sometimes if you are using different objects....they won't block. I don't remember what the criteria is exactly, but if you create a cad detail from view, then you're dealing with 2D lines only and they will block. I had issues with my entire mac locking and shutting down when closing a 3D view during the X15 Beta, but not now. Tech support will help you out. Call them and report back with you solution if you can.
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i9-13900K CPU, Ray Tracing performance and CPU temperatures
para-CAD replied to Barton_Brown's topic in General Q & A
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I jump right in and go all X15. Life is more exciting that way.
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Eric “Solver” has a video on YouTube that explains how he converts numbers into different format I tried to add the direct link but a warning message said there was something wrong so here’s a screenshot of where you need to go. It’s in his video library somewhere
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Great results. Fast turn around. Exactly what I wanted. Thanks Alaskan_Son
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This one is perfect
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The plans I would use to frame houses back in the early 90s would have the windows and doors identified with the foot number then a superscript inches followed by a dash and then the 2nd foot number and a superscript inches. I’ve never seen that on any software that I’ve used. I can’t even draw it here so I’m going to attach an image. this method was used everywhere and it’s very easy to get used to seeing.
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Damn helpful right there! Very nicely done.
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I just tried and it works, so that's cool. Just uncheck the views you want to not see and save over your template.
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I had that problem quite a long time ago and someone on here gave me the same advice. Thank you to whomever that was. In order to have that feature defaulted to not be on, I think you can open a new blank layout template and uncheck those settings then re-save that as your layout template plan.
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Wow. Just, wow. I only have one XL and one 15 button. I never thought about using two at the same time. Thanks for that comment
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I wonder if having too many external HHDs can become a problem?
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The whole internet is often snarky.............the solution is to not take anything personally. It's just pixels configured into shapes conveying words from people (maybe) who you may never meet in person. We are all each the most important people we know. So, have a great life and chase what interests you! Y'all are great.
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I created this PDF to help me get a grip.....back when I started in CAD work. All drawing is at 1:1 in model space. For 3/32" text on layout (paperspace) the following applies: Details @ ½" scale have text in model/plan space at 2.25" tall Details @ ¾" scale have text in model/plan space at 1.5" tall Details @ 1" scale have text in model/plan space at 1.125" tall Plan files @ ¼" scale have text in model/plan space at 4.5" tall Plan files @ ⅛" scale have text in model/plan space at 9" tall Once you get your plan template set up, it will automate much of this text sizing for you. Dan Baumann was the first person I bought training and a template from. He thoroughly explains this. _MEGA CHEAT SHEET.pdf
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4.5” text in plan view = 3/32” in layout at ¼” = 1’-0” scale.
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I think this would be best located (get more interaction) in the Seeking Services section and not here in Q&A. Best to you.
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U shaped stairs with landings correction needed
para-CAD replied to Waterwalker's topic in General Q & A
Some things I would do if it were my stairs (see image marked up). However, I'm a bit qwerky so I might tear the whole thing out and frame it new but I'd have to physically assess that on site. You might also post this over at DIYChatroom.com This might be more of a framing question than a software design question. Make it stout and safe. That's a long fall if something ever fails. Best to you with this. -
Always amazing work, David. Thanks for all you do.
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I'm liking the Notes with schedule look (option B). Not sure I will ever include such items since most of my AHJs are black and white 2D only in their preferred plan styles. If I specify a detail as in, See 2/A14, I can further define it as See 2/A14, Note 4 or See Note (4), 2/A14
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I asked chatGPT about X15......it is a bit late As an AI language model, I don't have access to the most recent updates of Chief Architect X15. However, the latest version of Chief Architect software as of my knowledge cutoff date (September 2021) is Chief Architect X13. So, I can provide you with an overview of the features that were added to the software in the X13 release. Chief Architect X13 introduced several new features and improvements, including: Live View for floor plan updates: This new feature allows users to see real-time updates to their floor plans as they make changes, which can be useful for assessing the impact of changes on the overall design. Improved rendering capabilities: Chief Architect X13 includes enhanced rendering capabilities that allow for more realistic and detailed visualizations of designs. This includes the ability to add custom materials and textures, as well as improved lighting and shadow effects. Advanced cabinet design tools: X13 includes a new cabinet design feature that allows users to create custom cabinet configurations with greater precision and flexibility. This includes the ability to add custom hardware and moldings, as well as advanced placement and alignment tools. Improved 3D modeling capabilities: X13 includes enhancements to the 3D modeling tools, including new modeling tools, improved terrain modeling, and more flexible object placement. New catalog content: The latest version of Chief Architect includes a range of new catalog content, including new fixtures, appliances, and furniture options. Improved workflow and productivity features: X13 also includes several improvements to the software's workflow and productivity features, including better integration with SketchUp, more streamlined editing tools, and faster performance overall. These are just a few of the many new features and improvements that were introduced in Chief Architect X13. As for X15, I don't have access to any information on what new features it might include as it's a future release.
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Stable on M1 Max