Rookie65
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roof over window Small A Frame Roof on porch and over window
Rookie65 replied to Jporter's topic in Q&A
Knowing what program version and year is very helpful for everyone here. Reading the reference manual is a fantastic place to start. -
Go to default>door>garage door>arch>dog ear arch-then set the height of the angle you want
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Ok, you should be able to do that.If you can put the version information into your signature please. Then it will always be seen by people so you can get better help.
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We can help you better if we know which program and year you have. Yet my 1st thought is if you look at the walls that the framing goes over, make them "bearing" walls where they would logically be and the framing will split on those walls and break them from going the full span of the building, etc.
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RESOLVED: How can I hide the room divider line from view?
Rookie65 replied to sr5844wp's topic in Q&A
You're welcome. I would also suggest you spend some time going through the reference manual where you can often find answers on your own without having to wait for someone to reply to a question. -
RESOLVED: How can I hide the room divider line from view?
Rookie65 replied to sr5844wp's topic in Q&A
Go to the display settings>walls>invisible and uncheck it. -
Or you can put in a door there, make it the thickness you need, change it to a glass panel if you need stiles and rails, change the material of the glass to a mirror, adjust hardware as needed. You can set the height and width of the door to the size needed and raise it from the floor to set where the opening is.
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You will find a lot of features that have been upgraded. Enjoy!
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You can change the beam widths and heights in HDP 2021
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One of the new features in HDP 2021 is that the posts do show up in railings on the floor plans. You can also adjust the size of your beams in the railings.
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I don't base or design any of my plans on them and just have them on for convenience when needed. The grid snaps will pull objects to the line instead of them letting go to where you want to dimension them to.
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Have you tried the centering tool?
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Draw your cabinets. Go to the library and enter "lighting." There should then be a folder that says "Architectural Lighting." Select that, then cabinet lighting, then tube or your preference. Then drop it in your wall cabinet and it will be there. It may be different depending on which program you are using, which is why it is helpful to adjust your signature to have that information always there.
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You will find a lot of it in the manual. As I am sure "Solver" will add his comment, update your signature to show the title so it will appear in every post. Sometimes the "join roof" tool can help you as well.
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It will help everyone if you put the title and year of the program you are using (Architectural, Pro, 2020, 2021, etc.), as each program has different options. Then I would strongly suggest spending some time with the reference manual and built in help menu so you aren't always waiting for someone to respond.
