joey_martin

Can you send me the file to have a look?

Open the floor dialog box and delete the sub-floor layer, then change the framing layer to 4" and concrete, uncheck the framing box. That's it, don't overthink it.

https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/model/721f5ac514acce3ff543c3d7950cf8b9/Electrical-Meter-Panel?hl=en This may work. You can use the free version of Sketchup to add more meter sockets?

#EVALUATION ERROR# Story of my life with Macros....

Even in my office of 10 designers we don't use it. I may play around with it when I get time, but all the exporting/importing is a no go for us.

That is because when you created the wall for the pass-thru you created a room the tub is sitting in and now that "room" is not visable. Make the wall "NO ROOM DEFINITION" and what's behind it will show.

Check the size of the SUB FASCIA. It's too small causing the fascia to be cut at that size.

I tend to use the material region tool. I create a batten and then muti-copy as needed all over the plan.

Choose to align the walls from the inside face. There is a checkbox.

You are saving the new layer set over top of the saved plan view. Read up on Saved Plan Views.

Wall layer settings.

Select the "room" just outside the exterior walls and hit the button to make a room molding polyline. Add your profile from there. This method will automatically cut your openings for you as well.

Yes and no. First, remove the 12" heel if you don't want it. Second, just start designing with auto roofs on and let it put trusses on the porch. When the design ready, change the porch roof to standard framing and mark it as edited so that it won't change if you make a revision.

Nothing gets exported to PDF, you need to PRINT to PDF. It looks like your line weights are all messed up or the scale you are sending, or.... We need the files to figure this out..