Chrisb222

Ah, shame

Haha, lately he's been taking the vids down pretty quick, I missed this one.

No.

This prompted me to experiment on the Mac, and I discovered I can leave my preferred setting of "Create New Line" for Return or Enter, and use Option+Enter to close the text dialog. Option+Return does nothing. This is helpful. I like "Create New Line" for Enter normally, but don't like mousing to the OK button. I couldn't find anything in Help that mentioned this, so just putting it out here...

I guess you mean exterior railing? Those will always draw on the same level as the structure's walls, at a level directly above the structure's subfloor. Right, that's how it should work. What are you trying to accomplish?

Go into Preferences and under Text uncheck "Create New Line." You then use Shift+Return to create a new line.

You can't currently. You can try using a different color for blending, something with less vibrancy which should work for this situation. Also, you can add your support to this Suggestion thread:

Yeah it's gone. From Help: 3D Rendering and Ray Tracing The obsolete CPU Ray Tracing tool has been retired in favor of real-time GPU Ray Tracing. See GPU Ray Tracing.

Just to be clear - yes you can still use X16 after installing and using X17, but any X16 files opened, and saved in X17 cannot then be opened again in X16.

Yeah it is. I've seen other posts over the years discussing this limitation. Also feel like I've seen Suggestion threads asking for control of this, which would make a good - and seemingly "easy" - feature upgrade.

What do you mean by "trimming completely"? The interior casing is intact, and the door is set for no exterior casing. So what are you missing?

Haha, yeah I immediately started to conjure up how I would do it, then had to peel myself off...

Yep, can be done. Personally I wouldn't want to frame it though...

In Layout, go to Edit > Default Settings > Text, Callouts and Markers or get there clicking the Wrench icon:

That's the only thing I got mildly excited about. It piqued my interest about 2% as much as Saved Plan Views.