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By SelahF
My chosen floor keeps appearing black (it is medium walnut floor from the Chief Architect library). I tried to see if it was all of them, but it seems to just be this single flooring type. I haven't touched any of the display settings for it, so I'm at a loss. Any help? (I'm very new with Chief Architect so this might be any easy fix)
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By rmb957
I'm trying to establish the correct elevations with respect to stem wall height, ceiling height, floor hight etc.. but as i try to configure those dimensions in the absolute settings it automatically makes changes in the relative settings that are not correct, then when i try to correct the relative settings it automatically changes what i just entered in the absolute settings, so i just keep ping ponging back and forth between absolute & relative settings where one negates or changes the setting in the other. Is there a process that i can follow to fix this? i think it may be related to dynamic default settings. the red checkmark next to the settings icon seems to appear at unpredictable times while editting in the room spec dialog window. Detailed version settings should be in my signature.
Chief Architect Premier X12
Build 22.3.0.55x64
thanks
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By ramseyatelier
Hi,
I'm relatively new to the program, I have done a few plans, but still getting used to everything. I am working in X10 Premier software.
I am having an issue with floor levels. When I divide up a space with interior walls or room dividers, and want to make a adjacent room "sunken" with a negative floor elevation, the program is changing the floor of all the surrounding rooms too, not just the room that (is section off my walls or divider) I want at the lower elevation level. Is there something I am missing here? I have done this in prior plans, and never had this issue. Maybe a gliche? Any info would be helpful.
Thank you
Stacey
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By JbeckWY
My client decided that instead of a full 2 story he would like to do a 1 1/2. Is there any way I can drop the roof without having to delete all roof planes and building again? I have multiple manual roof planes and do not want to lose those.
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By Renerabbitt
feel free to scale and blend with texture. enjoy!
American Oak stock and scaled/stained, AMERICAN OAK PLANK.calibz:
knotty oak is high res. download from my cloud,https://1drv.ms/u/s!ArIPOe8v1Srkh8cxdtBNn8hF-Ja6OA :
stock:scaled and stained:
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