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Thanks, I think he's going to buy Home Designer Pro

Is the second seat cost $1,995 ?

It is possible to give an older version of CA Premier to a close friend. I own every version since '97 and have many of them on CD including the key codes. I want to do it by CA's rules.

I opened an older drawing and saved under X12. It crashed as soon as I clicked on the stairs. I started a new drawing and no problems with stairs.

Downloading Now, Thanks

One thing I always like about CA is their consistency in Menu Items. Learning new skills and techniques is usually easy because the Menu is similar to the existing program.

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Now is good

Are your cabinets custom made to size?

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Irwin, near Pittsburgh. Happy to talk to you Greg

I use two 24" W x 21" D cabinets with a 12" W x 21" D drawer base in the center. Then place sinks in the 24" bases.

If you mean the final Full Version, the web site states end of Q1, 2020

Box Headers are part of the X12 Upgrade. Yes it changes the framing as you describe.

I especially like the Trey ceilings with rope lights and reversible crown molding

I used CHAT with CA. They said it was OK to share this with anyone or everyone. https://www.chiefarchitect.com/whats-new/

Mark and Mick, Thanks for your help. The settings were right at the top of defaults the whole time.

Every time I use the Full Camera for PBR, the Camera Exposure is 0.18. This results is a dark Rendering and I have to adjust it every time. How can I change the Default Camera Exposure to something like 0.5 ? 3D > Rendering Techniques > Rendering Options > Physically Based > Camera Exposure

This doesn't help, but I have Chief Architect '97

2017 Mac Pro, Catalina 10.15.2, 3.5GHz 6 Core, 16 GB RAM, Dual AMD FirePro D500 video cards with 3GB each

I opened it and viewed it in 3D from several angle, spinning it around. No Problems.

I've done it by opening Room Specifications > Ceiling > Ceiling Finish > Edit > Ceiling Finish Layer > Insert Above > Thickness (set depth) > Texture > Insulation Air Gap

I'm glad you're getting the 16" to work better. The 16" MacBook Pro is probably my next purchase in the Spring. I've been using CA since 1997 and Macs since 2006. I've always had a Mac Pro, not a Mac Book Pro, but the Tower. The plan is to keep my Tower and use the Notebook on job sites. I've never had a problem with the Mac OS and CA.

Thank you both so much. It worked.

As you can see in this attic view, the skylight has no well to the ceiling