Electromen

The biggest thing I like about a Mac notebook is Time Machine. I use a wireless router from Apple called a Time Capsule. It constantly backs up the OS and my files wireless.

My Mac runs Nvidia drivers under Bootcamp & Win7 64 bit. I also run Wacom tablet drivers and a Pioneer BD-R optic drive with Pioneer drivers and firmware.

Try to eliminate the outside corner moldings of the 1/2 wall shown in the photo. What is this 1970 with paneling?

You cannot upgrade the video card on an iMac

I work on a four year old Mac Pro. Not a notebook, but a tower. This thing still flies with no hesitation in any APP. Dual Quad Core processors = eight processors. GeForce 680 video card 16gb RAM 1-internal 512gb SSD drive for OS & Apps. 3-2TB internal HDD for storage

I'm on a Mac, no crashes yet. X6, early on, would crash sometimes

Thank you, I never knew that.

QuickTime Player can open QuickTime Movie (.mov) MPEG-4 (.mp4, .m4v) MPEG-2 (OS X Lion or later) MPEG-1 3GPP 3GPP2 AVCHD (OS X Mountain Lion or later) AVI (Motion JPEG only) DV Quicktime CODECS MPEG-2 (OS X Lion or later) MPEG-4 (Part 2) H.264 H.263 H.261 Apple ProRes Apple Pixlet Animation Cinepak Component Video DV DVC Pro 50 Graphics Motion JPEG Photo JPEG Sorenson Video 2 Sorenson Video 3

How do you turn off Temporary Dimensions? I have auto and manual turned off in the layers

I don't have any of those dimensions in my plan and I have all auto dimension layers turned off. It's only when I select an object like the wall.

Windows users - What option of you have besides .AVI?

Consider uploading to Vimeo or something similar. Everyone can view it, even on an iPad, iphone, Mac, Windows, Droid, you name it. I use Vimeo because of the HD quality. Privacy settings and no ads. I think it's $50/year

On my Mac: "QuickTime Player can't open "round cupola 1.avi".

I load mine to Vimeo in HD.

I usually don't move a wall this late in the process. I guess I never noticed it. Thank you for the quick response.

Look at this Screenshot I selected the wall for the closet on the right and this is what I see. The second screenshot is with nothing selected. I have all dimensions turned off.

Setup the paper 24x36, Print to .PDF, Save to file to flash drive and take it to Staples. They'll print it cheap if it's B&W.

We're going out also. I see now what you mean about the stairs. How did you make yours angled? Edit: I see now, why you made the walls and added winders

Try adding the landing, then flare.

I just tried to Flare without the landing, and it worked. just by right clicking and "Flare/Curve Stairs"

I didn't know you had walls on the stairs. To Flare the stairs, add a landing at the bottom. Make sure it's at the same height as the bottom of the stairs and it should connect. Right click the stairs and select "Flare/Curve Stairs" this will give you edit handles to flare. No walls needed if you have that bottom landing. Change the material for the landing to concrete.

Here's the edited plan with the walkthrough path. If you open the path, you'll see how I tilted the camera and changed the speed at the end. I'm not sure if you ever do that. Mathes.zip

The video I posted is standard definition, the HD version will be ready soon. Check it in a few minutes.

I changed the terrain elevation to match the concrete pad and made the terrain level at the pad. The camera no longer jumps. I didn't see a walkthrough path on your plan, so I made my own. The lighting change at the top of the stairs is something I couldn't fix. Here's the walkthrough I made. https://vimeo.com/119003013

The terrain does not follow the pad. Look at this image. The camera is jumping up onto the pad.