DavidSkilton

Eric, I've done the signature thing as you suggested. I was already attempting to use Nana wall, their WD66 product is almost exactly the right thing. The challenge I was having with it is it is behaving like an object, and not like a door or a window. I've watched the video's on how to do this, and I think I'll be able to figure it out. Mine is a little different as the bottom of door is at the height of the kitchen work surface. It's fighting me a little, but I think I'll be able to figure out what is blocking me from placing the Nana wall in the door opening. I think the issue is that I'm placing it at kitchen work surface height. and there are differences in floor height between the kitchen and the alfresco. Thanks for your assistance.

I wish to create a folding window from my kitchen into the alfresco. Is there a way in Home Designer Pro 2018 to offset the way a window opens, to being off centre when creating a bi-fold door made of glass. I attach photo of my first attempt and a real photo of what the result should look like. In my attempt I could only have 2 folds and they opened in the center, whereas the real product has 3 folds and opens offset to one side. Can anyone give any tips if a manufacturer catalogue item is closer to what I am trying to achieve, or a trick on how to edit the bi-fold door I used to try to mimic this hatch?

I have a flat block of land that I have just purchased and I want to design the home I'm going to build on it. It is a 7 sided block with only one 90 degree corner. However, I do know the angles of all the corners of the block very accurately, also the exact length of each on the seven sides. How do I draw a polyline shape and specifically set the angles and lengths of each of the sides? Home Designer Architectural 2016 img20151127_22180245.pdf