Representing cantilevers on floor plan
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‎2006-06-03 01:14 AM
‎2006-06-03
01:14 AM
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‎2006-06-03 06:07 PM
‎2006-06-03
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Dr wrote:
Doesn't everyone do it that way
Rick wrote:Yes, everyone does do it their own way.
Doesn't everyone do it that way

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‎2006-06-04 05:24 PM
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Dr wrote:I like the sound of this method...... if it weren't for having to "think" when placing the height (elevation) of doors and windows.
We set our slabs (floor composits) to extend to the sheathing line, as they do in real construction. The wall extends to the bottom of the slab, or more accurately, to the bottom of the mud sill. SEO the slab from the wall with downwards extrusion, put in your mud sill and the model is correct. Siding is outside of the slab so it all shows properly and in section is correct. Doesn't everyone do it that way?
A guy I worked for once told me:
"There's two ways you can do that.... my way..... or my other way"

Marc Corney, Architect
Red Canoe Architecture, P. A.
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Red Canoe Architecture, P. A.
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Processor: 3.6 GHz 8-Core Intel Core i9 //// Apple M2 Max
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‎2006-06-04 06:29 PM
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Stress wrote:This is fixed in 10. You can set the doors and windows relative to the story (by head or sill of course).Dr wrote:I like the sound of this method...... if it weren't for having to "think" when placing the height (elevation) of doors and windows.
We set our slabs (floor composits) to extend to the sheathing line, as they do in real construction. The wall extends to the bottom of the slab, or more accurately, to the bottom of the mud sill. SEO the slab from the wall with downwards extrusion, put in your mud sill and the model is correct. Siding is outside of the slab so it all shows properly and in section is correct. Doesn't everyone do it that way?
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‎2006-06-05 01:57 PM
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01:57 PM
BTW - When I said "doesn't everyone do it that way", tongue was firmly in cheek. Yes, door and window height was a pain. But we had problems with 3d showing extra lines when we set the wall at actual floor height. We started doing it "our way" with AC6.5. No SEO'S back then, but less problems in 3d seemed to be worth it. Am looking forward to 10.
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‎2006-06-05 03:44 PM
‎2006-06-05
03:44 PM
Dr wrote:Of course, I just couldn't resist.
BTW - When I said "doesn't everyone do it that way", tongue was firmly in cheek.
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