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I've eliminated the mouse, so none.

Storage / attic above

Yes, as Eric said, it's set in your Defaults. When you get time, start a new Plan. Set all your Default and Save as a Template. When you start a new job, start with this Template.

In our area, Pulldown stairs are not permitted in the garage. They do not qualify for the fire rating.

A Photometric layout for a parking lot will show the position of each light fixture. It also describes specific manufactures specifications for the lighting including model, wattage, mounting height and type of pole. The layout will show the number of lumens or foot-candles for the entire parking lot. It may also includes required back light control shields to keep light from spilling over onto residential properties.

A commercial lighting supplier will do it for free, mine does. It takes specialized software, not CA. The software will create a file with an .ies extension and is usually opened with a IES Viewer Program that can be downloaded free. The lighting designer may be able to supply you with a .pdf, you'll have to ask.

Any quality commercial lighting supplier will create one for free. Of course they expect to get the order.

My web site showing 360º Panos and Ray Traces. www.barringerelectric.com

I tried that, but it became confusing because of the building set at "0" on the lower elevation. The drawing shows two buildings. It's always been difficult for me to establish the correct height of the Terrain vs the building height which is usually "0"

Building Height and Terrain Height use two different reference points as "0". Read This

Terrain has always been a little confusing to me. See if this helps. I selected the foundation floor area and changed the heights. Then I selected the first floor area & change heights again. 49 Foreshore Drive Salamander Bay – Version 3.plan

I was at work with an Amish framing crew. I pulled out my phone and showed them a 360º Pano of the same house they just finished framing. I had a hard time getting my phone back. Their reaction was comical, each one wanted to hold the phone and view the 360. We were standing in the house at the same location the Pano was created from. It showed a finished house with a kitchen, furniture, flooring and lighting. Saying they were amazed is a understatement. I left them astonished, shocked and bewildered. Showing the 360º to the average person is one thing, showing it to the Amish left them perplexed.

Mike, I sent you message. Greg

What's your resolution set to? 72? Try 300

You can use an iPad with CA Viewer.

The new iPad Pro uses iOS 10

Give this a try System Preferences > General > Show Scroll bars > Always Let me know if that works

On a Mac you usually don't uninstall an Application. Simply move it to the Trash.

Log into CA web site > My Account > Manage Your 360º Panoramas > Share > Embed > Copy > In your web site, insert a HTML Widget, Paste the Embedded Code For Clients, you can use the Share > Email or Direct Link options Look at the VR section of my web site, it uses the HTML Widget. www.irwin3d.com

Try this: From the Desktop > top Tool Bar > Go > Applications > find all your versions of CA. If CA9 is there, drag it to the Dock.

HERE'S A FIX if you have a Trackpad: Click Apple symbol in upper left corner System Preferences > Accessibility > find Mouse & Trackpad > Trackpad Options > Uncheck Scrolling> OK. Two finger scrolling will be disabled but CA Scroll Bars will work.

I have Windows on a separate internal Hard Drive. I have an older Mac Pro with four internal HD's. You could install it to an external Hard Drive.

Looks like this was fixed in the latest update: Fixed a problem that caused Auto Dormer walls to partially extend through the ceiling below.

I use QuicksBooks on my Mac Pro via Windows and Bootcamp. You could also use Windows via Parallels

It would be nice to have a standard Ray Trace so that we could compare our computers.