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  1. #31
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    Wendy,

    How do get your framing to build right?

    All framing builds (the program) relative to 0,0 or a framing reference marker which takes it's place.

    Time for a class Wendy!

    ...and here is the costume.
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    Louis hardly ever explains

    He makes a statement and you are supposed to either figure it out yourself, or buy his training program. At least I think that is the motivation for being so vague.

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    No Joe that's not the motivation at all. Joe have you ever noticed that I have more free stuff on my site than any other site on the web regarding Chief, and it explains things in great detail. I will happily pull the free stuff so you will have to buy the training program!
    Last edited by louis; 06-25-2007 at 04:09 PM.

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    Actually, I've been working blissfully unaware of the need. The only problem I've ever had with my framing was the one I told you about - which was a weird left field bug that only I seem to have triggered.

    I put my joist directions in. I put in any bearing lines. I put my beams in. I adjust beam heights for flush framed or whatever. I set my defaults, define the framing for my roofs, window groups for single hole... I put the fire in the hole and I get lovely framing. There's usually a bit of tweaking, but not a lot, and I'm good to go. Oh - I do usually end up doing a single tweak to my roof heights and rebuilding framing - to get my birdsmouth depth exactly what I want for all my weird steep roofs and such.
    Wendy Lee Welton
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    I wrote code in 1984 to make my Sinclair 100 - so I used to be a programmer! So I can say with authority how easy it is to program Chief features! ;-)

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    Good Idea I just haven't taken the time to develop layersets

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    Joe,

    That's just Louis being Louis. He's part of the atmosphere.

    Katy!

    Did you know your husband's been in my closet - again.
    Wendy Lee Welton
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    I wrote code in 1984 to make my Sinclair 100 - so I used to be a programmer! So I can say with authority how easy it is to program Chief features! ;-)

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    Ron,

    I only develop the ones for the layouts.

    These Working ones are changed constantly on the fly. I open it, select all, turn all off, select the few that affect my current work, turn them on and/or lock and unlock as suits my needs, and off I go. The 10 seconds this takes more than pays for itself in speed editing. I fight snaps and things a lot less if there's less on screen.
    Wendy Lee Welton
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    www.artformarchitecture.com
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    I wrote code in 1984 to make my Sinclair 100 - so I used to be a programmer! So I can say with authority how easy it is to program Chief features! ;-)

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    Oh, I thought that was my robe!

    Louis, stay out of Wendy's closet!

    Katy

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    Hey Katy,

    Did you know your husband's "in the closet" at all? And wearing flowers?
    Wendy Lee Welton
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    www.artformarchitecture.com
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    I wrote code in 1984 to make my Sinclair 100 - so I used to be a programmer! So I can say with authority how easy it is to program Chief features! ;-)

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    oh my goodness, I've hijacked my own thread, and I think it's veering towards an unfortunate rating.
    Wendy Lee Welton
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    I wrote code in 1984 to make my Sinclair 100 - so I used to be a programmer! So I can say with authority how easy it is to program Chief features! ;-)

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    Ah...

    Quote Originally Posted by louis
    No Joe that's not the motivation at all. Joe have you ever noticed that I have more free stuff on my site than any other site on the web regarding Chief, and it explains things in great detail. I will happily pull the free stuff so you will have to buy the training program!
    Really Louis, I thought you could take a joke

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    I can Joe, it's very hard to tell when your telling a joke.

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    Dry Humor

    Quote Originally Posted by louis
    I can Joe, it's very hard to tell when your telling a joke.
    Sorry Wendy - let's get back on topic.

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    Yes - let's talk about Louis in that dress some more..

    Kidding - yes - more tips, more tips, more tips.

    Louis? Got anything good?
    Wendy Lee Welton
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    I wrote code in 1984 to make my Sinclair 100 - so I used to be a programmer! So I can say with authority how easy it is to program Chief features! ;-)

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    Never wear hose with sandals!

 

 

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