MarkMc

What Sherry said- and or. Be sure that the NVIDA control panel also lists multiple monitors. I have no issue on the win 10 machine BUT it came with 10. It does not have an intel card so no optimus, I keep sleep disabled, I did not enable G-Sync, and I use Ultra Mon to control monitors. On the win 8 machine I set UltraMon to use the Nvidia Card since you can't change which card the displays themselves use (actually I have that set so everything uses the Nvidia card.) Might try some of those. UltraMon (and a few similar programs are available as trials and cheap to buy) I've also seen talk of using NirSoft's free MultiMonitor Tool to solve win 10 monitor issues.

Open cabinet-hit "F1"-select "general" to see where to configure shape of cabinet, select "front side back panel" will get the information on how to adjust cabinet faces and such. There is nothing listed anywhere about reversing the cabinet to get what you want. It is a matter of thinking about how to get what you want from what the program will do. Attached a sample for you.

Angle front, make blank, custom back, rotate, if I remember correctly may need to fake toe space. IRL I'd just use a cabinet front, filler or shelves.

Yes, DBX is dialogue box. Layersets can help, I use those in conjunction with annosets. You may also want to adjust -the "first line offset" for automatic dimensions in the setup tab; and settings in the "extensions" tab- try proximity fixed and adjust to suit

I should have mentioned that- using auto dims in a second view will delete the first set. If you want a second set of auto dimensions you have to copy the first ones, then do the second set, then paste in place. You will have a few that need to be deleted after that.

Perhaps the easiest way to get a full kitchen dimensioned would be to use auto dimensions- (NOTE-I don't like the NKBA auto dimensions since you can't control anything AND they are available in Interiors but auto-elevation are not bad. To have the vertical dimension be next to the cabinets in a view that spans rooms as yours does- you can use a back clipped section instead of a wall elevation. Set your defaults to locate what you want, be sure to look at what structural elements the default is set to include- you won't want them all. Then pick a side for the dimensions. Open the dbx for the view and check clip to sides, drag the sides of the camera in until the view just includes what you want dimensioned, then click auto elevation dimensions. You can then go back and revert the view to the width you want and the dimensions will stay where they were when in the side clipped view. If you need more vertical dimensions in another area repeat the process in another area. If you need dimension to wall you drag the extra little diamond over. There is no way around having to change default settings for "locate objects" in the interior version. Auto Dims do eliminate the pesky message box but I've gotten used to it when doing manual dims. With Premier you can use annotation sets to have varied "locate objects" settings for manual dimensions but not for auto. Annosets are a big reason I upgraded to premier. Might be worth downloading a trial version AND reading up on what they do (especially in the forum) to see if it is worth it. For a while I had one Premier license and one Interiors seat-we just dimensioned in Premier. There are other advantages to working in Anno-sets though so I upgraded the second license.

Make a tall cabinet- going to need 48 wide at least- in general tab -type pick corner-bottom of that tab should say diagonal. Resize top door, split bottom section so you can place two appliances-change first section to appliance-go to library pick your microwave. Change bottom section to appliance-library- oven May need to resize the heights and add a drawer to the bottom. NOTE that the NKBA guidelines call for that a tall cabinet in that condition be recessed 3" from the adjacent runs which may mean more configuration -change depth, may need it wider- want some clearance on the sides of the oven.

I've run into it though not because of library. Have had some issues with symbols made from psolids crashing it-support reproduced that. Get the occasional error that it encountered a problem but doesn't crash/close. I save and close though. This seams to be when I'm behaving badly -did something I shouldn't, always have several elevations, two or three perspectives, a layout, and at least one plan-along with other nonesense on the machine ...

I've had no luck getting LEDs but can get the light look-this may get you started and a crappy quick RT. I've also had trouble with glass shelves so I delete the shelves and put in just an outline made from a psolid.

I'd be interested in discussing for renders, walk through, materials, symbol, interior (cabinets lans details, electric, interior scheduels...), not final condocs. In Ulster County, there often and have remote capability. Gave a call this a.m. mark@markjamesandco.com

GE has a filler kit for some of it's OTR microwaves-maybe some others do as well. http://products.geappliances.com/appliance/gea-specs/PVM9179SKSS I've never used it and never will- none have sufficient CFM for a 36" range.

I've had schedules "grow" on their own. Can't remember exactly and not at machine for a few days. The cause was something during editing. Might have been a carriage return in the labels.

There is a new bonus distressed and glazed catalog in Chiefs 3D library- pretty nice ....and timely for me as I have a rare distressed section in a kitchen.

?Is 3D view defaults, camera bumps off walls checked ? Never mind, just got to machine and checked, has no effect. I can't reproduce what you have.

Change the vertical offset to minus the molding height-then you can adjust from the outside. I sometimes convert one to a symbol-with a fill-gives more options for manipulation and then can show in plan.

Not available in the DBX, use custom countertop. Note that you want to create the custom top for a single cabinet or you will get extra nodes that make extending the overhang a PIA.

Attached is a png from your pdf. Recently switched computers and don't have all my photo progs installed yet so couldn't make the background go away. But see if this helps. I didn't have any trouble with the plan once I inserted the pdf into it? screen shot attached.

pdf is not included in the plan or zip file. Have to either back up entire plan or include it in the zip. I convert pdfs to png first- less strain on the system and more control ahead of time. Be glad to do that for ya if I had the pdf.

Magnet to find fasteners. Possible they're screwed with bungs.

Wired it has advantages, I'm most often wireless where it's reputation is spotty. I started upping to Intel cards 4 machines ago, no regrets.

The 980m runs Chief well, cpu has an integrated chip so be sure to configure Chief to use the 980. Price is what I'd expect If there's an option to switch the Killer card to Intel I'd do that unless you do online gaming and stay wired. Usually only $15-20 bucks.

I use 55 degrees and shortened the "clip surfaces within" down to 2"-no problems, better than it used to be.

Yeah, builders like to make that distinction. Cabinet manufacturers use "mullion" almost exclusively. Dictionary allows either http://www.onelook.com/?loc=lemma&w=mullion.

I make my own-posted one plan file "kit" some time ago. Here https://chieftalk.chiefarchitect.com/index.php?/topic/6007-4-pane-mullion-cabinet-door/

It ends up in the cabinet schedule and I don't see a way to get it into the Room Finish schedule. Can't add sub category to that schedule and blocking an item doesn't offer the option to get it there either.