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What's Included In This Presentation:
1) Are you charging enough for your planning services? Some Thoughts!
2) Do you have a process that you follow when you start a plan?
3) Is Chief not quite the Silver Bullet you thought it would be?
4) How to Take Advantage or Preferences and Defaults
5) Is your dimensioning a mess?
6) Learning How To Use Chief Architect doesn't have to be painful.
7) Are Floors and Platforms Driving You Nuts?
8) Roofs can be Evil! - But They Don't Have To Be
9) Layers and Layer Sets - How They Save You Time
10) Annotation Sets - What Are They and When Do You Use Them
11) You Want Details? - Using Slabs and Molding Polylines
12) What shortcuts should you be using? Here are my Favorites
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What We'll be Covering In This Webinar
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Remodeling Contractor 1976 to 1996
Chief User and Trainer 1993 to Present
Now - Offer the Best Education, Support & Products
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A Bit About Me!
Abou
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Baumann
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Chief Training Since V‐2
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Chief User Since V‐1
Live Training Classes V‐2 ‐ V‐10
Chief Architect X5Training, Support and Products
All New
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Helping Others is a Great Way To Make A Living
Teaching Is Very Rewarding
I love This Industry and Want Those In It To Be Rewarded For Their Hard Work
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Why Do I Do This?
Why Does Dan
Do This
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#1 Why Offering Design Services Saves Everyone Money?
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Are you getting pa
id fa
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for the
work that you
're
doing?
Read the Full Article at: chiefexperts.com/public/design‐services.cfm
1) It's the #1 qualifier to help you stop wasting time with tire kickers.
2) You'll raise your level of professionalism.
3) You'll build a strong relationship that will help you get the project.
4) Explain how your accurate As‐Build plans can save money
5) You'll be able to produce better and more cost‐effective estimates
6) Avoid costly delays because something was overlooked in the plan
7) You'll avoid the "That's not what I thought I was getting" responses
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8) You'll have the products you need on hand to complete the project
9) Avoid the endless time sucking "Why" questions from your clients.
10) Everyone will save time including your client
11) You'll avoid schedule delays brought on by change orders
12) You'll be able to offer money‐saving design ideas for the project
13) Offering alternative product selections can save your client money
14) You and your client will get a better night's sleep
15) You'll be able to put away most of your fire extinguishers.
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#2 Do You Have a Plan Of Action For Each Drawing?
Having a plan
of a
ction
before starting a plan
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make the process easier?
A Plan Helps You Focus On Real Needs Helps You Be More Systematic Reduce Everyone’s Wasted Time You Can Be More Accurate With Fees
Download and Use The“Designers Planning Spreadsheet”
(Look For The Link On The Tutorial Page Or Type http://bit.ly/design‐plan)
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People Don’t Plan To Fail ‐ They Fail To Plan(And Then Things Get Missed And That Costs Someone Lots Of Money)
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8" x 24" Concrete WallReinforcement Pillars4 - 5/8" ReeBar
8" x 6" Concrete HeadersAbove Windows and Doors2 - 1/2" ReeBar
2" x 4" Treated Framing on Non-Concrete Walls
8" x 16" Concrete Rim Beam6 - 1/2" ReeBar
30" x 30" x 36"Concrete Footings4 - 1/2" ReeBar
30" x 30" x 18"Concrete Footings4 - 1/2" ReeBar
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Chief A
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getting 4 programs in 1
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Chief Architect is Like Having 4 Programs in 11. It’s a Fantastic 2D Layout Program 2. Powerful 3D Modeling and Rendering Program
3. Easy To Use Full Function 2D CAD Program 4. Complete Plan Assembly and Layout Capabilites
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Chief Can Do A Lot Of Things ‐ Thinking For You Is Not One Of Them
Chief Builds Digital Boxes the Look Like a Building Learn to Think of Chief as a CAD Program
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#3 Is Chief Your Silver Bullet ‐What it Does as You Draw?
Chief is a Smart Program (Smartly Programmed) It Doesn’t Know What You Want – You Have To Tell It The Automation Can And Will Deceive You Chief Draws Boxes – It’s Up To You To Get Them Right
a) Walls Boxesb) Floor and Ceiling Boxesc) Roof Boxes At Anglesd) Terrain Boxes That Can Be Contourede) Cabinet Boxes That Can Have Different Shapes And Faces
It’s NOT a Structural Program (It’s Not That Smart)
Think in te
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program not hou
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build
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#3 Is Chief Your Silver Bullet ‐ Can it Make You An Expert?
Chief Is A Tool – It Does NOT Think For YouHow Do You Become a Good/Great Designer? Your Own Or Another’s Experience Learn To Ask Good Questions ‐ Then Listen Use Check Lists To Ask Questions Attend Seminars, Classes, Read, Study Design Join NKBA, ASID, NAHB, AIBD – Get Involved
Tools Are Used To Produce Things You’re Skilled At!
Attend Home Tours In Your Area Talk To Your Building Department Use Plans Books and Online Services Take Lots Of Pictures Google What Your Want – (Use Images) Attend National Trade Shows Connect With The Pros – Join LinkedIn Groups
Educate yourself ‐ N
ever
stop
improving wha
t you
do
. It w
ill pay big dividen
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#4 Preferences and Defaults ‐ How They Save You Time
Set Mouse to “Click Twice to Display” Set “Handle” and “Fill” Color Set “Crosshair” Preference Uncheck “Select Room Before Wall” Make “Edit Handle Size” – 5 Use “Extended Toolbar Configuration”
Preferen
ces affect how
the Software works
Preferences Affect How The Program Works
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#4 Preferences and Defaults ‐ How They Save You Time
Defaults Affect How Your Current Plan Works
Defau
lts affect h
ow th
e Plan
Works
Set Cabinet Defaults Set Window and Door Defaults Set Camera Defaults Set Floor Defaults Set Wall Defaults (CE Template)Many Icons Can Be Double Clicked
Watch for "Defaults"in Top of Dialog
The "Set as Default" Function
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Dimension While Eliminating Fractions Set Levels And Platforms Correctly Add The Roofs Add The Stairs Add The Rest Of The Detail
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#5 Is Your Dimensioning a mEss ‐ Here's Some Tips
A Well Dimensioned Plan is an Accurate Plan
If a carpen
ter h
as to
use a
scale at th
e job, th
e plan
dimen
sion
s are lacking!
Using Layers for Final Dimensions
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#6. Learning Chief Architect Doesn't Have to be Painful
Help is Available if You're Willing to Learn!
If a carpen
ter h
as to
use a
scale at th
e job, th
e plan
dimen
sion
s are lacking!Chief Architect Training and Help Resources
F1 = Contectual Help Use www.ChiefTalk.com Use the Videos in the Chief SSA Use www.ChiefTutor.com Use the PDF Manual that comes with the program Get the books from www.ChiefApprentice.com
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Mastering Chief Architect X5Training, Support and Products
#6. Learning Chief Architect Can Now Be Enjoyable
MasteringChief Architectat ChiefExperts.com
If a carpen
ter h
as to
use a
scale at th
e job, th
e plan
dimen
sion
s are lacking!
Here’s What’s Included When You Join ChiefExperts.com
Quick Start – Creating a Plan with Chief Architect
Chief Architect X5 Step by Step Workshop Series
A complete Syllabus that lays out each workshop
Monthly Tips‐Time workshops and Industry Pro guest speakers
Each workshop is presented live
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Download each workshop so you can view it offline.
Hours of archived on‐demand videos
New X5 Template and other Downloads as they become available
About 20% of the cost of an equal College Course (Not In Colleges)
1/3 The Cost of Training at Chief Architect (That's with an SSA)
You Learn from Dan who uses the program every day!
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#7. Your Entire Model Is Made Up of 3D CAD Boxes
Think of Chief as a CA
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Software no
t a Building
Software
Roof Boxes at an Angle
Always Start Your Plan On The 1st Floor Set Platforms ASAP – It’s Faster Add Platform Dividing Walls Raising Ceilings On 1st floor To Move Floor Platforms Adding A New Floor Will Reset Model To “Defaults” Basement Ceiling Height Moves The Concrete Floor Roofs Baselines Are Placed Based On Ceiling Heights
Ceiling Boxes
Floor Boxes
Wall Boxes
Footing Boxes
Windows Are Many Boxes
Molding Polyline Boxes
Slab Boxes
Slab Boxes
Overhang aCombination of Boxes
3D Item in a Box
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"11
"9'
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1/2"x16" ANCHORBOLTS @ 6' O/C MAX.
WIN
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4" RIGID PERFORATEDPVC DRAIN TILE
WATERPROOFING SYSTEM
APPROX. GRADE
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STONE BAND
2X6 BOTTOM PLATE
WIN
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2X6 WALL STUDS @ 16" O/CWITH 5-1/2" BATT INSULATION
1/2" DRYWALLTAPED AND SANDED
3" DIA. STEEJACK POST
24"x24"x12" CO
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ALUMINUM VENTED SOFFIT
2X10 RIM JOIST
2X6 FASCIA BOARD W/ALUMINUM COVER
2X6 BOTTOM PLATE
ALUMINUM GUTTER
ICE AND WATERSHIELD @ EAVE
7/16 O.S.B.WITH "H" CLIPS
5/8" DRYWALL CEILING BOARDTAPED AND SANDED
25 YEAR SHINGLESOVER 15# FELT
DOUBLE 2X6 TOP PLATE
TRUSSES SET 24" O/C
BLOWN-IN CEILINGINSULATION (R-38)
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#7. How To Work With Floors and Platforms
Everything in a Plan Is Measured From The 0" Floor Hieght on Floor #1
3D M
odeling ad
ds a new
an
d differen
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process
Platforms Are 3D Boxes Controlled By Floor And Ceiling Height
Overridden withFloor Above
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#8. Roofs Are Fun When You Understand How They Work
Don
't let the
autom
atic
functio
n fool you
. Sometim
es it doe
sn't work!
The Automatic Roof Tool WillGet Between 0% and 100% Of Your Roof Correct
Automatic Roof Tool Is Not Magic & Does 1 Thing Add a Baseline On All Exterior Walls Baseline Height Set By Room Height Next To Wall Builds 3D CAD Boxes Up From The Baseline Attempts to Join The Roof Planes Together
Get Walls In Place and Platforms SetBefore Using The Automatic Roof Tools
Roof Baselines Are The Starting Point For All Roofs. Baselines Are Initially Set Based On Ceiling Heights.
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The Automatic Roof Function Is Used to Get StartedAt Some Point You Will Make a Commitment to Use the Manual Roof Tools
and Stop Using the Automatic Roof Function Completely
#8. Automatic Roof Tools Are Great For Starting a RoofOnce the Baseline is in Place ChiefBuilds Roof Planes Up From Those Lines
As the Roof Planes Build From the BaselineChief Attempts to Connect all the Edges
There is No Database Intelligence to Add Roofs No Structural Elements Are Considered Does not read your mind Is Not Programmed to Confuse You (That’s Up To You) Won't Add ‘Baselines” Over Interior Walls Automatically
The Au
tomatic Fun
ction
can be
you
r Allies if
applied prop
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#8. "ALL" Roof Planes "START" With a BaselineWhen You Add Roof Baselines Try To Keep Them on The Wall Main Layer
The Parts Of A Roof Plane ‐ The Bullet Points Are The Locking Points (Hinge) Of Each Roof Plane
Adjust Roof Planes in 3D (Z‐Axis) ‐ Ask Yourself "What Part of The Roof Do I NOT Want to Change"
A Roof Plane Is A Closed Polyline Box That Can Be Reshaped and Sized Like Any 2D CAD Object
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#8. THe Roof Join Tool Works 100% of the Time
The “JOIN TOOL” Will Join Roof EdgesTogether 100% Of The Time
The only reasons this tool won’t work:The Wrong Edges Have Been Selected
or The Roof Edges Were Not Meant To Be Joined Together
or There Is A “Break” In One Of The Edges
Transform Replicate Can Be Used to Make a Mirrored Copy of Any Roof Plane
Connecting Edges ‐ Join Tool or #2
The Man
ual R
oof T
ools
really work if used
correctly
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#8. The Join Tool Works in 2D and 3D Views
The Most Common JoinsHip to HipRidge to RidgeHip To RidgeValley to ValleyValley to FasciaValley to GableFascia to Ridge
There are on
ly 7 basic join
locatio
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and
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#8. You Never Have to Guess How Roofs Join Together
The Most Common JoinsHip to HipRidge to RidgeHip To RidgeValley to ValleyValley to FasciaValley to GableFascia to Ridge
The Ro
of Too
ls seem to
get a
bit sm
arter w
ith
each version
of C
hief
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SB3
920
SB3
920
BC
B58
B15R B3029 B25
B3033
B15R
B24
RB
24R
D/W
Dishwasher (control panel)
B2433RB4233 B1233L
B51
BCB7538
B4824B4824B4824 B3524B3624 B4824
SB3
920
SB3
920
BC
B58
B15R B3029 B25
B3033
B15R
B24
RB
24R
Dishwasher (control panel)
B2433RB4233 B1233L
B51
BCB7538
Har
per S
ofa
[84W
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35 1
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]
A-Sofa Armchair
A-Sofa
Armch
air
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sekisui ex2
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h Fi
repl
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w/ M
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l
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er (c
urve
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rced
Fro
nt
ADA Toilet
ADA Toilet
Pedestal Sink 08
Downspout (w/ offset)
Dry
er (c
urve
d)
Gas
Ran
ge
Isometric Wedge (on end)
Kin
g (r
ail)
A-S
ofa
Love
seat
Bottom Mount Refrigerator
Faucet (elevated)
U21
2490
LH
ood
w/ R
ail
Apron Front [30W]
Ramshead Stool Ramshead StoolRamshead Stool Ramshead Stool
U21
2490
R
Closet Shelf w/ Rod
Closet Shelf w/ Rod
Clo
set S
helf
w/ R
od
Closet Shelf w/ Rod
Rain Head
Closet Shelf w/ Rod
Spray Nozzle
W1836RW3036W3021W3036W3620
W24
36L
W24
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ISFD9068 OXO
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WIA
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2523
2W
3068
9'0" x 8'0" OH GARAGE DOOR9'0" x 8'0" OH GARAGE DOOR
IAWN2523
3068
ITDH3452ITDH3452 2WIAWN2523 3W
3068
2868
2668 2268 2668
2668
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GV
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6 : 1
26
: 12
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6 : 1
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N
TR-23
TR-24
TR-23
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TR-27
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TR-12
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TR-3
0
Gran Andros 27 1/2"Gran Andros 27 1/2"Gran Andros 27 1/2"
Seaside SconceSeaside Sconce
22'-0" x 19'-4"467 sq ft436 sq ft
29'-9" x 11'-11"346 sq ft330 sq ft
27'-2" x 30'-3"818 sq ft773 sq ft
9'-6" x 12'-3"139 sq ft126 sq ft
12'-0" x 6'-11"97 sq ft89 sq ft
2'-9" x 6'-1"20 sq ft16 sq ft
8'-1" x 9'-5"70 sq ft61 sq ft
18'-5" x 6'-2"137 sq ft119 sq ft
17'-1" x 13'-1"261 sq ft240 sq ft
2'-9" x 3'-0"10 sq ft8 sq ft
6'-11" x 4'-1"33 sq ft28 sq ft
15'-6" x 12'-7"212 sq ft190 sq ft
2'-0
" x 3
'-9"
10 s
q ft
7 sq
ft
2'-0
" x 3
'-2"
9 sq
ft6
sq ft 16'-10" x 6'-7"
119 sq ft111 sq ft
6'-0" x 12'-3"85 sq ft73 sq ft
Amelanchier alnifolia
Amelanchier alnifolia
Amelanchier alnifoliaChaenomeles speciosa Chaenomeles speciosa
2'-1 1/2" 4'-9" 6'-10 1/2" 8"
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8'-2" 2'-9 1/2" 26'-1 1/2"
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3'-6
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52 9
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20 9
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24"
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10'-3" 4'-2" 11'-6" 11'-6" 4'-2" 26'
8'-6" 8'-6" 2'-10" 9'-2"
1'-10" 2'-7" 4'-9" 7'-8"
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1:00 PM 3/ 12/201 2
GARAGE
BEARING
BEARING
DECK
DECK
GAS LINE FOR GRILL
MASTERBATH
ENTRY
CLO
SET
CLO
SET
STUDY
CLOSET/LAUNDRY
BATHWALK IN SHOWER
MASTER BDRM
LINEN
BATH
LIVING
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EXISTING HOUSE
SHED
HOUSE
=1051.8
CONCRETE
GRAVEL
PAVERS
DECK
DECK
x 1055.7
x 1055.7
1053
.6 x
x 105
3.9
1056.0 x
x 1058.3
x 1056.1x 1054.6
1053.9 x
x 1046.4x 1042.8
1043.6 x
1044.3 xx 1046.6x 1044.3
x 1040.9
x 1046.2
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.9
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3 - 11-7/8" x 1-3/4" LAM BEAMS
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out Layers Yo
u Wou
ld Have Multip
le Plan
#9. Layers & Layer Sets ‐ How you See Things in your Plan
Without Layers Your Plans Would Look Like This
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If Ch
anges are Neede
d Yo
u Only Have To
Cha
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One
Plan
#9. Layers & Layer Sets ‐ How you See Things in your Plan
Goal ‐ Everything In One Plan Use Layers to Control the Views
Layers = Ability To Turn Things On And Off If You Can’t See Something It’s Either Not In The Plan Or The Layer Is Off Layer Sets = Ability To Turn “Defined Groups” Of Items On And Off Reason = To Draw Everything In One Plan Off/On ‐ Great To See Specific Areas Of A Plan All
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Annotation Sets affect how your Plan LooksThey Tie Directly Into The Views From Your Layer Sets
Anno
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Differan
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#10. Annotation Sets
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Trim Tools
Add a no
te here
#11. Molding Polylines and Slabs ‐ Add 3D Details
Details = Items drawn with the CAD Tools Most 2D CAD Items can become a 3D Item
Point to Point Break Tool Trim and Extend Multiple Copy
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Learn Th
e Shortcuts ‐ T
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will save you a ton of
time!
#12. Time Saving Shortcuts
Shift + A ‐ Auto Dimension CTRL Key To Move Items CTRL + Z To Undo CTRL + S to Save Shift Select ‐ Choose Selection Icon First – Space Bar 3 Key To Break Lines 2 Key To Join Roofs Shift + F6 To Tile Screens F12 To Rebuild The 3D Model (Turn off Auto Rebuild CTRL+1)
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Right Mouse Button Used To:
Pick Items
Show Contextual Menu
Draw Wall and Lines
Draw Stairs Going Down
Bend Lines, Stairs, Roads
Having a Qua
lity Mou
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makes drawing much
more pleasurable
#12. Your Mouse Has an Important Role In The Process
Center Wheel Used To:
Zoom In and Out
Hold Down to Pan Your Screen
Left Mouse Button Used To:
Draw Items
Select Items
(Push Space Bar for Select All)
Double Click on Items
Grab and Drag Items
CTRL Key to Drag Unrestricted
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