Robborito

What are you asking - commercial signs - signs in a commercial setting? What's the issue here - I don't understand so far. I don't think its the use of text being asked - more a custom signage matter thats modelled? There are signs you can edit in the library's downloads - for a price - I have used them on a couple of projects.. Take a look at them.

You select 'Wall Elevation' and you get just the wall in scope of the view; This is not a regular elevation of outside aspects but just internally where placed and pointed to for direction. I use it frequently. Are you with me? The Section/Elevation tool is the same tool - it just depends on where you place it on plan to give a section or an elevation. Sectional Elevations are possible also. And of course, then there is the Section Slider tool. Jeff.

I managed to adjust the scale of linework to my satisfaction -but in the end found that the line scale was better left as it default s too and just change the line thickness in plan before its sent to layout. I rarely print from plan as setting up a layout is so streamlined. (Once you tweek the linework thicknesses. (Usually export from camera views regularly.) I would re check the scale and linework brought in from plan to layout as priorities - for me this works. I have only saved as a pdf from layout and all linework reflects the layout values. (so far) Never tried nor contemplated doing same from within a plan - is it possible? Check the Reference Manual....maybe. Jeff

Any chance you might post your plan model or site plan and elevations layout to see what's happening with your info etc. Cheers.

We used to have a feature called 'Print Plan' which I used a lot - however it was removed at version 2019 - if I recall; It was awesome - mapped out fold together and glue profiles of a design that you could stick together and voila! Everything a 3D printer does but better imo. I posted comment to CA making for its return - but it is something that they, CA, do knowing where the software is heading. I can offer this post of mine in 2021on an alternative method used after the demise of 'Print Plan'. It takes a bit of shuffling but it works ok. Happy modelling RossID. Jeff.

Because my hard copy plans are on white paper - I have used fill patches in solid white to screen areas, both in layout and plan, that I couldn't turn of in layers; Have the polyline colour of the fill same colour to hide it, shape it to suit. There is a layer Walls, foundation on floor 0 - which is perimeter walls..... Food for thought there.

My walkthroughs are planned from start to finish so that there is continuity from start to finish- no need to have several clips that are joined. I dont think HDPro has video editing of the sort you seek. But, you could have walkthrough segments linked and the footage might jump from end of one to the start of another I guess? See whoever else has to say - some users are gurus on this subject I have noticed.

Indeed it should. Universally speaking, as I am in Australia and not the US. But you are correct. It depends on how you placed the gate. I would insert the gate like a door is inserted. That would show the jambs that are missing. See whoever else comments closer to home for you.

Hi - you might be better posting in the 'seeking services' forum? Good luck.

Well on the occasion, I have put my notes on the saved detail scaled window in the layout. You can set your print style calculator character height in saved text styles in the default settings....

Hi, any chance you could expand upon this please? Thanks.

Why not this? Architectural Blocks An architectural block is a collection of individual 3D objects that are grouped together so that they can be placed and moved as a single object. Although blocked together, these objects retain many of their own attributes, such as materials.. See page 91 User Reference Manual. This is how I do it.

My comment is that there is nothing ' random' about this software; I learnt that early on. The hard way. You may need to simply adjust the floor height for the deck perhaps. You either have a loft or you have a second floor; You refer to it as a second-floor loft? Don't know what that is. Thats me done. Jeff

Know the issue - have had it happen to me. I always save the image in plan - select the dwg then open the specification and tick the 'save in plan' box; Now trace the image using lines and make a polyline of the site perimeter - Then convert the polyline line to terrain by selecting it and right click to open convert polyline to terrain. Thats my experience in a nut shell. - Happy days. Jeff.

Save your HD file as a .DWG (most likely) by exporting it from HD. CAD file is a generic reference to a range of different file types. I would go - File\Export \Export current view (DWG, DXF) Name your file and send that. Ask your Architect if that file type is ok for their use. Jeff.