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QUESTION | ANSWER SUMMARY AND NOTES | START TIME |
Free 7 Keys Offer for colleagues and Friends | 0:01:10 | |
Post feed-back: | Most web pages have a “submit comments” box below the video link | 0:05:00 |
Feed-back on Quick Start Course | ||
Create Self-Updating Drawing Title | Back referencing titles | 0:07:03 |
Marquee Stretch | Offset with reference to opposite end of element, use escape key to deselect elements prior to stretch | 0:18:00 |
Beam intersection with wall: display issues | Change beam’s fill, change beam priority, change wall priority, or change Layer Intersection Priority. Note: wall priorities are even and beam priorities are odd numbers | 0:25:30 |
0:30:13 | ||
Use Object instead of beam to provide cover fill feature. For example: the Cube in “Special Construction” library subfolder | 0:38:40 | |
Mouse scroll wheel | >Work Environment >Advanced redraw options | 0:44:04 |
Tab through Pet Palette choices? | Shortcut keys: F or Shift + F. (think F for Flick) | 0:47:34 |
Use Google searches | remember to search Google for answers to your questions | 0:48:00 |
Guideline segments and shortcuts | Work Env >Shortcut Schemes > Keyboard shortcuts. In MAC the double S icon shortcut is NOT available, create your own shortcut. | 0:49:15 |
Forcing guidelines | 0:55:10 | |
Partial Fill display on elements | Use separate fill or use linetypes. EX: insulation linetype | 0:57:10 |
User comment: use beam object vs beam tool | reference to above issue of beam intersections and fill cover | 0:59:19 |
User comment: InsulFill object | InsulFill object has parameter for R value, also look at the detailer library for masonry and brick fills | |
DWG: Export of fills? | Use Model view to remove fills if appropriate | 1:08:55 |
Beam Tool vs Beam Objects: Pro & Con | the beam tool can have complex profile, tilt, rotate, clean up intersections. The objects have cover fill and some other options | 1:12:40 |
Partial structure display and dimensioning | 1:16:54 | |
Trace Reference: see through current | Trace ref: to ghost current view to better see reference below. | 1:27:30 |
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