Excellent. One quirk I noticed that I work around is this: I have two levels. The lower level is at elevation zero, with outer walls, a room with a concrete texture, and an added staircase. Then I add another level with an elevation difference of 12mm, and a floor thickness of 12mm, so this second level is at elevation 12mm. I add a room on this second level with a tile texture. Now the staircase cuts the tiles on the second level along the boundary outline of the staircase(as it should), but it also exposes a large rectangular gap in the tiles right at the base of the staircase showing my concrete floor texture underneath. This is easily fixed by simply raising the staircase elevation to 12mm, so the staircase is now on top of the tiles even though it is still on level 1. I did it this way because I sometimes model with several layers that go from foundation level, exterior walls level, rough interior floor level, fixtures(with staircase) level, and then going on to finish flooring(with tiling) level. I am by no means knowledgeable about what goes into constructing a house. I just thought I'd share a tip. I love discovering the way this piece of software works. I greatly appreciate the ease with which this software allows me to model home ideas very quickly; Better than anything else.
It would be great to see a brighter and more varied light sources. Also be nice to have the full ability to work with the garden + grown vegetables, trees, grass, flowers, etc. in library. THX!
How can I move something such as a dimension line to a different level? I am drawing an existing house plan and now that I have all of the dims correct I want to turn them off so I created a new level for dimensions. How can I move them?
@ I’ll try it. I just expected a property of each object to note the level it’s assigned to, or something like that. I’ve only got about 4 hrs under my belt but I used AutoCad version 9 way back in the day so I know enough to think I know what I’m doing but not enough to realize I don’t. Thanks.
Excellent.
One quirk I noticed that I work around is this:
I have two levels. The lower level is at elevation zero, with outer walls, a room with a concrete texture, and an added staircase. Then I add another level with an elevation difference of 12mm, and a floor thickness of 12mm, so this second level is at elevation 12mm. I add a room on this second level with a tile texture. Now the staircase cuts the tiles on the second level along the boundary outline of the staircase(as it should), but it also exposes a large rectangular gap in the tiles right at the base of the staircase showing my concrete floor texture underneath. This is easily fixed by simply raising the staircase elevation to 12mm, so the staircase is now on top of the tiles even though it is still on level 1.
I did it this way because I sometimes model with several layers that go from foundation level, exterior walls level, rough interior floor level, fixtures(with staircase) level, and then going on to finish flooring(with tiling) level. I am by no means knowledgeable about what goes into constructing a house. I just thought I'd share a tip. I love discovering the way this piece of software works.
I greatly appreciate the ease with which this software allows me to model home ideas very quickly; Better than anything else.
It would be great to see a brighter and more varied light sources.
Also be nice to have the full ability to work with the garden + grown vegetables, trees, grass, flowers, etc. in library.
THX!
Not sure to see the connection with this tutorial…
How can I move something such as a dimension line to a different level? I am drawing an existing house plan and now that I have all of the dims correct I want to turn them off so I created a new level for dimensions. How can I move them?
What about a cut/paste?
@ I’ll try it. I just expected a property of each object to note the level it’s assigned to, or something like that. I’ve only got about 4 hrs under my belt but I used AutoCad version 9 way back in the day so I know enough to think I know what I’m doing but not enough to realize I don’t. Thanks.
Naration would be really helpful.
Our English is not good enough
I like the video...... but I'm totally confused......... 🤔🤔😕😕😵😵
I need someone to narrate the video & the construction steps............ 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏