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got me, looks like the roof was raised ~4 inches, and the wall moved in 2 inches and left a piece of the soffit there. or it is a ceiling plane poking through

I typically will do black and white to avoid this or a back clipped xsection

that is interesting, I would submit that to CA, one would think the available DPI would not be contingent on layout vs plan

Please post in q and a

Hmm very interesting

my guess is there is more than one trigger as i never, at least not consciously, delete the living area label.

you could also reduce the sunlight intensity to 1500. I think the default is 100 000

need it on a non covered wall to see it better

the other thing you can do is just have a bunch of named cameras on your template, and then only use the ones you need

I avoid google, as it tries to use credentials, rather than allow one to log in with typed in credentials. I cant count the number of times I've been sent google links to my email, only to click on them, and cannot get in because google thinks I should be using some other gmail credentials. MS teams used to have a similar problem, but I havent had any issues in the past couple years. Zoom may be simple, but I've never been left out of a meeting.

I dont think that works for the eaveline of the floor above, but I will try it out

those both look really good. are these just plants:

why not put a wall there?

I do not understand the request and/or cannot visualize it. I'm not sure what "without covering up the area between the stairs" mean

I'm not sure I understand this, when I try and drag the opening wider it just snaps back. attached However, moving all the railings out -1.75, instead of the ballusters and rails which I was doing previously, got it a lot closer to what you have, just the top of the inside post is screwed up: but this is good enough thanks 29.03.2024_13.59.17_REC.mp4

thanks, I had offset -1.75 and dropped 6 so close to yours. I'll give it a whirl

one post left to move to the outside. Currently it is the deck doorway wall's post so I cant offset it, but when I set that doorway wall to no newel post, there is then no post from the intersecting two ramps. any ideas? doorway newel post enabled:: uncheck newel post for the railing doorway wall

look up furred walls

add a second story and just put the bathroom in it ..plus the stairwell

i tried out the plan footprint but found too many limitations (for instance I have to show eaveline on site plans and the plan footprint does not show this. Yes, one can concentric make a polyline, but with different overhang depths, this is a pain) Cantilevers do not show, front landings, decks do not show).But I will concur the terrain tools leave something to be desired. One would think it would be simple to create a even sloping grade next to a foundation, and different elevation points along the property lines. but it is not that simple that I have found. I inevitably draw a grade line on an elevation. For the site plan I have a reference view of the roofs and the main floor plan plus the CAD lines for the property line. Then I dimension setbacks to that CAD line

i'll use a 3dsolid if it is not structural. if structural, and large enough, I'll draw a wall and leave a room, but then change the walls to no room definition

could also look at this one I had awhile ago

there is a setting to adjust the model in google earth vertically as I had a basement in the model. it took me awhile to find it, and now I do not remember. so if you are wondering why it might be floating, look for the setting. The only real issue was it was hard to get a street view of the model, as google earth uses the satellite, not streetview. But a birds eye view looked good. I also had trouble cropping trees where the building went, never did get that figured out

i've done it the other way around, export the CA model and import into google earth

use a perspective camera