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Everything posted by solver
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There are 2 of the same table, and 3 of the same chair in your plan. No vases or flowers.
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Have you tried items from the core library -- not the Wayfair catalog? You can attach the plan file -- make sure it's not open in Pro. Click choose files when you are replying. Images are the same.
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I just started a new plan, placed several vases on the floor. Took a dollhouse view and set view direction to top view. Vases show up. What exactly are you doing? Posting images is usually helpful too.
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You will need to post images and or the plan so others may understand.
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Watch the manual roof videos on YouTube. Remember, roof planes are always drawn up slope. Draw a rectangular structure. Draw a roof plane. Look at it in a camera view and see what it looks like.
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I believe you are talking about Temporary Dimensions. There is a toggle button on the right side. Mouse over them.
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I used the Material Eyedropper to select one brick and paint the other brick, which changed to match. Don't know how, but the rough looking brick is using a Bump Map and the other is not. From your screen captures, Pro does not let you set Bump Maps for a material.
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You are showing different types of movement. The first is moving the position of a wall, the second is changing the length.
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Post the plan, or just a simple one with one wall showing the difference.
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Did you start this plan in an earlier or different version of Home Designer? One texture is using a Bump, or Normal map. The other is not. See the Adjust Material Definition tool.
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I checked my copy of Suite and it works like Chief Premier as shown in the image. Could you post a screen capture showing what you are seeing? I used exterior walls to enclose a room, then drew in 2 interior walls in a corner forming a 2nd room.
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Things that should be so simple -- are not, and I don't think in metric. Delete your foundation. Make every room, Monolithic Slab. Set the floor height and the ceiling height for each room, starting at the top. Build the foundation -- and turn on Auto Rebuild Foundation. For the garage, make changes at the foundation level, so you are moving the stemwall and floor above up or down. The garage is a pain because I don't really understand all the settings. Garage from the foundation.
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Are you rebuilding the foundation?
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Is this what you want?
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All the Home Designer products only create single sheet layouts. One layout per file. You will need multiple files -- site plan, floor plan, electrical plan etc to make up your plan set. Or, for another $2,300 or so, Chief Architect Premier has multi sheet layout files.
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Here is my suggestion. Forgo the gable right of the entry. Roof planes clean up this way.
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No offense intended, but that's a poor roof design for that house.
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Take an elevation. Select a cabinet and move it wherever you want.
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You may need to use multiple cabinets stacked.
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In Plan View, right click the roof plane so it is selected, and choose Display on Floor Above.