Cheryl_C_Crane

Robert, I did that at 1 point and it went away. Then I zoomed out and like magic it reappeared. Thanks for looking, though. Thanks, Scott! Boy, that's a l o n g way from the wall to carry a BS. Waste Can Cab saved to my library who knows when. I will delete and save another w/o BS or as Richard suggested, set to -0-. Thanks for this! ~Cheryl

seriously squirrely! thank you Mark, Richard & Eric for your promptly helping me this morning. Since we are doing everything virtually, Feel the Hugs! As it happens this is the home of medical providers that started kitchen demo late Feb. They have been too swamped to give me what I needed until Sat. I think that Rev A was started before the last update. I wonder if that had anything to do with it. Anyway, My Sincerest THANKS! Cheryl

Thanks, Richard, that worked! WHEW

This is what I see on that Peninsula Base cab. dbx. Are you seeing something different?

Mark, could you please tell me what layer it is on?

Nope, not locked

No Way! I can't select it! Let me see it the layer is locked

OK, I'm sure that even though I've done a pazillion kitchens I am overlooking something obvious. Can you please tell me where this little piece of BS is coming from, and how to get rid of it. I'me sure that it is something simple. I have pulled out the filler and it persists. I tried going forward with the custom BS thinking that I could over-ride it, but it persists. I have closed, rebooted, and it persists! I'm beginning to think it may be a bug! Of course, I need to get this out today, too. Thank you in advance for your time, ~Cheryl Cushing Jeremy & Andre Ver C.zip

Thanks for the post, I learned something new, too!

Thanks, Steve! Great stuff as always! ~Cheryl

Gina, don't forget us the next time you hit a brick wall layer! Most of us have made our living with CA and we really appreciate the staff in Couer d'Alene working to make the program at max utility and min frustration. But, it's a H U G E feature-rich program! With that, there is a learning curve that comes with using it productively. You are on your way to doing great work with this tool. As soon as you have time, load in your signature here so that it will be on board. Be sure to check out the posts regularly here and in the Gallery section, and before you know it you'll be assisting someone else (maybe me) who is struggling to get something out the door. All the best, ~Cheryl

Yep, CA X12. Sorry When you have a chance please add a signature to your settings including the CA version & what your hardware is all about so we know what ver you have. Just an FYI: the triangle thing was an old attic wall I suspect. I erased all that stuff and placed a new attic wall on the 'Attic" level above the Window Wall. I made sure that the 'Attic Wall' dbx was checked and that the new wall was directly over the wall that you had drawn. Wishing you the very best, I have to go all the way to my kitchen now, but I'll be back tomorrow. I'm sure that someone else that has Ver X11 loaded will be able to assist as well. Eric is a GEM!

Gina, Open the exterior walls on the plan that I sent back and study the dialog boxes.

Welcome aboard! You'll have the hang of things in no time. Remember to post here when you've tried all that you know to do. The F1 key is your new best friend, and there is very often someone here that will assist nearly 24/7 thanks to our Australian & New Zeland friends. Nice Kit, BTW

Gina, I just deleted exterior walls to get a clear view of what was happening in the plan. You can go in and look at the DBX for the walls that are left. You'll want to change the pitch in the Roof DBX. Please note that I added 'Ceiling Planes' at 4/12. You may want a different pitch there, too. In the case of ceiling planes, click on each and change it individually. They are shown as dashed lines in pink. HTH ccc Shire copy.zip

I saw 8/12 in the DBX

Flat over the Kit & 4/14 over Brkfst Room - like this?

Gina, what should the pitch be over the kit? Flat? What should the pitch be over the BRKFST Room be? 4/12?

That's funny, Mark!

Michael, Thanks! I'll use this as a template to troubleshoot in the future. I don't ever want to burn my sources for help by repeatedly asking for help on the same issue. The 326 Peppercorn is a carpet in the Mohawk Library. I used it on the towels to give a rougher, terry like appearance. I did chance the sizing which probably amplified the issue. Opposing mirrors do happen in real life, and I've been successfully able to use them in CA since ~ver X12. That said, I turn on reflections and shadows only when testing and exporting. I've had what seems like thousands of women tell me that they want a completely separate vanity over a long dbl basin vanity with 2 mirrors. So, opposing vanities are sometimes the answer. I really do appreciate your time and willingness to share your experience, Thanks again, ~Cheryl

Were treats involved? (Sounds like a good plan to me, having been baptized at 3 a.m. more than once!)

Thanks, Mark!

That would surely be a 'show-stopper' when they go to sell. It's amazing the detail you learn about how people live in their homes. I bet now with the quarantine experience we will hear more and more!

O.M.G. That's both funny and just what this couple needs! How did you remember this? Too Funny, thanks for the laugh. I've bookmarked it to show it to them if the moment's right. ~C BTW: the vanity was changed because she didn't want to catch his hand towel on the Long Bar Pull! still laughing!