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  1. rlackore
    Still no attachment.
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    It's got something to do with the floor being a monolithicslab supplied by the room below. Uncheck those and the problem goes away.
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    Like this? Just rotate the pattern to the angular equivalent of the roof pitch, and do the same for the texture file (though in my experience the texture file might have to be rotated in the opposite direction, not sure why).
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    If I understand what you're going for, In your garage definition, lower the stem wall top © to -2 1/4"; set the stem wall (I) to 2'. This gives you equal stem wall heights and a sill plate at the garage. Don't know why the sill plate won't build at the house, though.
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    Scott, I think this is less a DropBox issue, and more a file/folder management issue. You're right, there is no perfect solution.
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    I'm still not sure if the OP wants a "curved" roof or a conical roof. Either way, the previous post I linked can help.
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    Create a dropbox folder for your client. Create a smany subfolders as you want. Send the client a link to the parent folder and they can access everything in the parent folder, including subfolders.
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    There is a difference between "linking" and "sharing" in Dropbox. Links allow the recipient to view and download the content, but not alter or delete it. Were you able to delete or alter the content in the folder link I sent you?
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    Curved how? If you want to put a flare on the eave, this post may help you: https://chieftalk.chiefarchitect.com/index.php?/topic/1599-conical-roof-with-radius-at-eave-results-in-chief-stalling/
  10. rlackore
    No, you just send a link to the folder. The client can view/download whatever you put in the folder. I'll send you a message with a link so you can test the functionality.
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    Have you considered simply sending links, instead of sharing the folder?
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    Our office runs six seats of X6. All project files reside on a box running Windows Server 2008 r2. We also keep shared resources (texture files, backdrops, etc) on the server. I know that CA doesn't recommend this, but honestly, how can an office function otherwise? We haven't noticed any problems that are different from most of the users on this forum who are storing plan and layout files locally.
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    I use Sketchup2014 Make for Windows. It will export as: 3ds, dwg, dxf, dae, fbx, ifc, kmz, obj, vrml, xsi.
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    Perry, I think the OP is referring to using stacked fractions (an option in AutoCAD), so 1/2" is displayed as ½".
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    Not possible AFAIK.
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    Post the plan.
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    Have you tried manually adding a new roof plane?
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    What exactly are you expecting in elevation view? Here's the same concept as I posted earlier, but with a corner cabinet as the filler, which will correct any problems with the toe kick. I'm no cabinet maker, but the BOM should be pretty darn close.
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    You'll probably have to custom build it - but have you checked the Manufacturer libraries?
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    Text Line with Arrow can be attached to text objects, CAD objects, and architectural objects. If you move the object, the attached end of the Line with Arrow will follow the object, and the opposite end of the Line with Arrow will remain anchored. It's greatest utility, IMO, is when used with a callout, so you can move the callout around and the arrowhead will stay in place. I'm sure there are other uses, though.
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    I suggest sticking with one program. If you need/want CA for what it is, then learn to use its CAD tools. CA can't rival AutoCAD or other dedicated CAD programs, but it doesn't make sense to invest the money (and time) into a separate CAD program if you'll be producing your document set with CA. That's my two cents.
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    Draw two lines. Select one of the lines. The intersect/join tool will then show up in the toolbar (unless you've messed around with customizing your tool bars). Fourth icon up from the bottom.
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    See attached picture.
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    View> Angle Snap Grid
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    I'd say that if you protect the training time for a new employee, and not expect production output while they are learning, then 1 month will achieve basic competence in all aspects of the program.