joey_martin

Also see this thread... https://chieftalk.chiefarchitect.com/index.php?/topic/326-display-print-non-solid-lines-in-layout-x6/

I did those elevations using layer sets. The Wall, Foundation & Footings layer line type is set to be a hidden line type.

Still getting the hang of the new forum....

These two boxes.....

Make sure when sending the view to layout, you uncheck the boxes for the line types so that the layer set is prevailing and not the layout line type.

Electrical plans are required for almost every jurisdiction I have submitted plans in, MP is not. Maybe that is why. The industry (architecture) standard is to include an electrical plan so I have to guess that's why those tools have been included to the extent they have. And, IMO, the layout of the electrical fixtures and outlets/switches have much more to do with design decisions than where the air handler or main trunk line or main drain line will be.

Admittedly I have not tried, but off the top of my head....raise the garage slab and set the foundation offset of the wall to get it to move under the raised slab.

Either use the ramp as others have already stated, or you will have to manually create the slab and pull the slope as needed.

Lew, the next time you tell a plumber how to plumb a structure, and he agrees with you...let me know how you did that. And there are Mech & Plumb tools. There are fixture symbols, line types. mech equipment, vents, floor and ceiling registers, etc....

I'm a little north of the city...where you need the help?

I use layer sets to put everything in black/white/grey...and then print in color.

Last 2 SIP jobs I completed the SIP company provided the details and I put them on a page.

Hey! My post count is slipping...better get busy. ....sorry Doug, couldn't resist..

Ok..I'm on board. Change doesn't scare me!!