I'd be happy with an included (not plugin) fillet and chamfer tool. Yes, I have the plugins and I also know about the arc trick.

@boofredlay said: I use mine daily with SketchUp and Revit. It takes less effort than scrolling. Thank you, I agree it flys straight through "Walls" without an issue unlike native SU I will use it just based upon that. I find scrolling through SU Su walls infuriating, and a source of RSI on the mouse wheel finger

@rich o brien said: Send your request and info to support@sketchucation.com Thank you for the reply Rich. Just sent my email.

@wildignite01 said: Also, I've had an account with Sketchucation for some years now, but have never dug into using the forums like this. I noticed that I have not been authorized to use the PM system here and I'm not sure how to go about being authorized to do so. Your first few posts are moderated to prevent Spam then we release the ball and chain.

@rich o brien said: I always thought those were called corbels? I have a few corbels in this model. Corbel:a projection jutting out from a wall to support a structure above it. [image: BkgU_Corbel.jpg]

Thanks. And good suggestion about the pad! I'll start shopping for one.

What Box said.

You should post this model in the gallery! That's some crazy good work!

I have not seen the movie, who is Bill Turner? What is his characteristic?

You can't without looking for some LISP commands which would probably extract it for you. Best go to the likes of TheSwamp, CADtutor or the AUGI/Autodesk forums to hunt for that. The easiest way is changing the linetype of the layer the object is setting on, or selecting all the objects with that linetype assigned and manually overriding it's properties. If you need just to change the scale of the linetype, select the object and adjust its linetype scale value (CEltscale) in the Properties tab.

@l i am said: I feel sick now It reads harder than it is to fix. Majority of archviz engines use openGL format. Just something to be aware of.

Curious if the office,is,connected to the shop? Either way lots of stuff being sucked into the insides. I’d look into one off those small ceiling mounted air filters that are sold by the various woodworking machinery manufacturers….. couldn’t hurt…

Welcome back, I love your modeling skills.

seems very appetizing!

Yeah I'll have to go up there to the site and measure things myself, it's an hour drive though ..