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    I do as Joey does. I have my engineer place and size beams in markups. Then I place them in the plan.
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    Steve, I bought a lot of Jay's libraries back when we had .alb files for symbols. Throughout the years, I just brought them forward with each new version and still can use them...even in X12.
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    I have that library. Lots of symbols and easy to work with. Wasn't sure if Jay's symbols were still around. I have a lot of his other libraries too.
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    wall types

    tommy1 replied to scout1's topic in General Q & A

    Take that wall type, copy it, change how you want, rename it. Now select the wall in the plan you want to change, assign that new wall type.
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    I have a last resort option but try Marks idea first.
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    If all else fails, you might need to edit the cad block and reassign the new cad block to the symbol.
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    Try changing the origins of the oven.
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    The one in the library doesn't cut a hole though in the ceiling.
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    For structural details like that, I always get a cad detail form my engineer. That detail could vary depending on the stairs.
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    I usually do cad lines for a reference.
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    I've done it but did it all manually.
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    Wall load

    tommy1 replied to Upward1's topic in General Q & A

    I always have my engineer do wall loads.
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    Usually I can make the program do most of it but I always have to do some manual editing. I just expect it.
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    Try turning on the fixture labels in layer display.
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    Try just keeping all plan files and layout files in the same job folder and see if that helps.
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    I wish this program was still available for purchase. I don't believe it is.
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    Pretty sure you can do it here but you can't make the upstairs be loft like with railing above looking down to the garage. We have to have a 20 minute fire-rated door (self-closing) that goes to the living space above. There would have to be an egress window upstairs (bedroom or not).
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    Exactly right. I have alot of notes that the city requires me to use in my plans...especially certain IRC notes.
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    To get this look, I would probably make a symbol of the railing. Recess the window and control/drag the symbol into the window.
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    You can look at my laptop specs below. Bought it in February of this year. Runs Chief just fine. I paid $1,500.00 after tax.
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    Have never seen 2x14 lumber here however I suppose you could special order anything but don't believe you'll find it in stock in Houston.
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    This is what I do to move the railing further in. Make the deck with the deck tool that has no railing with room definition. Place a deck railing wall inside the deck and make it no room definition and move it to where you want it on the deck. Pretty easy and simple.
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    Go up to the attic level and be sure attic walls are turned on. Place your windows there. Window/s should not show on 1st. floor and should not have a problem placing doors on the first floor.
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    Mine are still there with the latest update. Scott, You're using a Mac. Most things seem to be different when I help people on a Mac. Mine looks the same Eric's because I assume we're using a PC.
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    Joe, please call me if you like. I might have a job for you in Galveston. 832-754-6160