Kayla really is the Chief Architect G.O.A.T! Just by watching her videos I've taken my chief architect workflow to a new level, and have switched to Chief architect full time
Finally, I understand that you can create your own panel and place it loose but then it doesn’t show up in the cabinet schedule also the whole point of this program is that certain aspects are automated to reduce time Spent designing. Even if adding scribe width the panels in the cabinet schedule is too complicated at the very least fillers and panels should come flush to the doors.
Also, in reality the panels need to be wider than what is shown in the renders. So in the cabinet schedule if you had an upper cabinet panel that was 12 inches wide, the reality is that it should be 13 inches wide with the style that goes to the wall being an inch wider so they can be cut and scribed to the wall. This needs to happen for all panels that go to the wall. whether it’s a tall panel That encloses a refrigerator,base cabinets or upper cabinets , they all need need to have extra with so that they can be cut in scribed to the wall, unless you want to use scribe molding which is typically reserved for low-end track homes and manufactured homes.
Thank you for your comment, Antony. I have linked our requirements below. If you continue to have issues with this, you are welcome to reach out to our technical support team. They would be happy to assist you. We can be reached at 208-292-3400 Monday - Friday from 7 AM - 5 PM Pacific. www.chiefarchitect.com/products/sysreq.html
I would recommend reaching out to our Technical Support team to look into the problem further. They would be happy to assist you. Technical support can be reached at 208-292-3399 Monday - Friday from 7 AM - 5 PM Pacific.
Hi Jason. With Chief Architect software you can edit the cabinet shelf spacing and styles within the cabinet itself. You can also customize cabinets to include closet accessories, lazy susans, cabinet door mounted storage solutions, pantry accessories, and more. Does this answer your question?
The panels need to come out flush to the doors. Fillers also should be flush with the doors.that’s how Any contemporary kitchen is put together these days. the kitchen turned out beautiful but this really needs to be corrected in the software.
You are able to control where the dimension line locates within the dimension defaults or manually. This video will show you where this setting is location (~3: 30) www.chiefarchitect.com/videos/watch/11/dimension-defaults.html?playlist=92 Thank you!
Kayla really is the Chief Architect G.O.A.T! Just by watching her videos I've taken my chief architect workflow to a new level, and have switched to Chief architect full time
We are so happy to hear Kayla has helped you. Thank you for your kind words.
I am learn so many things about chief architect..........thanks for video
Glad to hear that!
I love your explaining of this program. I have been using this program for years but now i actually understand what to do. Very informative!
100 percent agree. The whole flow of this video was great.
beginning of my kitchen design start learning with your video))
Great video. I hope to use the software as well as you Kayla. Thank you.
Thank you for the comment, Disney Momma!
Finally, I understand that you can create your own panel and place it loose but then it doesn’t show up in the cabinet schedule also the whole point of this program is that certain aspects are automated to reduce time Spent designing. Even if adding scribe width the panels in the cabinet schedule is too complicated at the very least fillers and panels should come flush to the doors.
Correction, you can convert any panel/ poly line solid to a library symbol and then it will show up in the cabinet schedule.
Thank you so much.
Very informative thank you i learnd a lot
You are awesome. thank you.
Also, in reality the panels need to be wider than what is shown in the renders. So in the cabinet schedule if you had an upper cabinet panel that was 12 inches wide, the reality is that it should be 13 inches wide with the style that goes to the wall being an inch wider so they can be cut and scribed to the wall. This needs to happen for all panels that go to the wall. whether it’s a tall panel That encloses a refrigerator,base cabinets or upper cabinets , they all need need to have extra with so that they can be cut in scribed to the wall, unless you want to use scribe molding which is typically reserved for low-end track homes and manufactured homes.
hi can you please help me understand this program, thanks
thank so much.
Thanks Ric!
Really awesome....
Thanks, George!
wow this is so magic I was practicing the software until my laptop crushed, what system requirement do you recommend for the chief architect
Thank you for your comment, Antony. I have linked our requirements below. If you continue to have issues with this, you are welcome to reach out to our technical support team. They would be happy to assist you. We can be reached at 208-292-3400 Monday - Friday from 7 AM - 5 PM Pacific.
www.chiefarchitect.com/products/sysreq.html
in the minute 23 i added another poliline and it didnt give the thickness in the plan
I would recommend reaching out to our Technical Support team to look into the problem further. They would be happy to assist you. Technical support can be reached at 208-292-3399 Monday - Friday from 7 AM - 5 PM Pacific.
You can't do inside cabinets?
Hi Jason. With Chief Architect software you can edit the cabinet shelf spacing and styles within the cabinet itself. You can also customize cabinets to include closet accessories, lazy susans, cabinet door mounted storage solutions, pantry accessories, and more. Does this answer your question?
The panels need to come out flush to the doors. Fillers also should be flush with the doors.that’s how Any contemporary kitchen is put together these days. the kitchen turned out beautiful but this really needs to be corrected in the software.
Just 1 question before i make my purchase.. how do i get the dimension on the center of the wall in layout.
You are able to control where the dimension line locates within the dimension defaults or manually. This video will show you where this setting is location (~3: 30) www.chiefarchitect.com/videos/watch/11/dimension-defaults.html?playlist=92 Thank you!
Fake render at thumbnail picture :|||