Chrisb222

Yes. As of now. You won't be able to restart SSA if it lapses, but the version you last paid for will continue to function after SSA expires. I keep saying "as of now" because, as we have seen, policies can and will change.

I edited that post because yes, if your SSA is current you can continue with SSA indefinitely (as of now). I guess it's up to you but if you've been paying SSA all this time, I would definitely recommend X15. It has some great upgrades.

At this time, yes. At this time, no, unless you are current now. Then you can continue into the future. At this time, anyway.

I run into this a lot myself. As others mentioned, lowering the porch ceiling can correct this. Also, if you want the porch ceiling to remain where it is, try reducing the size of the gable sub fascia depth in the structure panel of that roof plane's d-box. I know, it shouldn't cause this but it does somehow.

Lol, I didn't even see that other room

Shed roof with the eave over the three windows, up to the ridge of the sunroom.

I'm not using that method. Now stop!

Make sure you're sending the correct camera:

It works for me. Maybe you sent the wrong camera when exporting the model? You can also switch cameras from within the viewer, if you sent multiples.

This is similar to my method. The "same name" method being described wouldn't work for me. I often have multiple versions of a file open and need to see a unique file name. I also extensively use File > Open Recent Files to open files, where under this convention all the file names would be the same. Plus it's one more folder level to navigate when scrolling to get to a file. In addition, I use File > Open Recent Files in other software looking for, say a PDF, and need that unique file name to appear. Attaching files to emails would entail one more folder level, with a much greater risk of sending the wrong file (for me at least). It's not too hard to Save As a layout with "XXXXX_02," do the same with the .plan, then change the referenced plan file in layout. Plus that is done while still working in the program.

Yeah if you're doing mostly ID that will be the setting you want.

1. This is not footing thickness it's wall thickness. 2. On the Structure panel of the Wall Specification Dialog, the wall between the kitchen and living room, and the short wall of the closet have Bearing Wall and Create Wall/Footing Below checked. The bedroom walls have Create Wall/Footing Below checked. Uncheck those. 3. As to the span or whether you need those bearing walls, that depends on your structural intents and goals. That's up to the designer to decide. Although it looks like you intend to use common trusses, in which case, no, 32' is not too far to span.

Ok I see now. In your General Wall Defaults, you have Resize About set to Main Layer Outside. The Main Layer in your wall definition is the framing layer, so when you click to draw a wall right next to the cabinet, the program is snapping the framing layer to the cabinet, leaving your 1/2" drywall layer overlapping. Change the setting to Outer Surface and the wall will snap to the cabinet at the drywall layer:

Not sure what you're having trouble with, I was able to place a wall against the cabinet. Is this what you want?

Folder and file paths are found in the Preferences menu: On the computer with the custom toolbars and preferences you want copied, find and copy those folders to the other computers. You might want to keep the original folders in case something goes south, but this works for me.

I would love to have user-created dropdowns, even made a suggestion for it some time back.

These tools can easily be placed anywhere you wish in your custom toolbars. This is a real problem??

And yes, in Chrome the Full Screen button is in the lower right.

What browser is your client using? 3D Viewer models viewed in Safari (OOB Apple browser) do not show a Full Screen button, but Chrome does. In fact Safari is very buggy for 3D Viewer. I use Chrome to preview my models and it works fine.

Just as Chopsaw said, delete the layers in Ceiling Finish in the Room Specification DBX. Make sure you have defined rooms so you can keep it to only the room you want exposed joists.

Wow, you have a good memory. Me, not so much Thanks

Where do you set the default line weight?

Not sure exactly what you're trying to accomplish, but if the walls aren't in line, one of two things would have to happen. Either the background plane would have to have a lower fascia top height with the same overhang, or it has to have a smaller soffit. Either way, I would probably delete the higher plane and manually edit the lower roof plane to accomplish either option. Then the rear plane can be edited to meet with one ridge.