joey_martin

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  1. Yes Sir. Until 2020 we we're still using the 2013 IRC and 2015 IBC. I believe the 2020 Indiana Residential Code was the first year we actually referenced a State code for residential construction.
  2. Not without your plan file. It could be your SILL PLATE default is overriding the setting you are showing above, or a framing setting is throwing something off. I've not seen this situation before.
  3. The 3/4" gap is because you have the sub-floor layer checked as framing, uncheck that box. As for the sill plate, that setting looks off as well and is found in the foundation ddx.
  4. Just use the fence tool and adjust it to what you want.
  5. Custom schedule aimed a square footage polylines.
  6. https://3dwarehouse.sketchup.com/search/models?q=tuscan+column&hl=en
  7. Hmm...I think you are mistaken. I have different anno sets for all scales. Select new CAD detail, set the anno(default)set, and go to work...
  8. 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.
  9. 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?
  10. #EVALUATION ERROR# Story of my life with Macros....
  11. 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.