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    I think the biggest difference for me is whether it it is PLOTTED in house vs printed by print company. Either way, it had been printed to pdf995.
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    For schematic and design development stuff, I prefer to go with the watercolor with line drawing feature anyway, which can be done entirely native to Chief.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sutcac View Post
    For schematic and design development stuff, I prefer to go with the watercolor with line drawing feature anyway, which can be done entirely native to Chief.
    That's really sharp Bryce!
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    Thanks, Larry. It's an old, unbuilt design, but thought it was good to illustrate this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HumbleChief View Post
    That's really sharp Bryce!
    I totally agree, but if I had the choice of a straight on watercolor elevation or a 3D watercolor, I would choose the 3D every time. My point is, why would I ever use this straight on view when I have the option of some kind of 3D view? What am I missing?
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    Thanks and I pretty much agree with you, but often ARC's ask specifically for elevations, and I just wanted to demonstrate that Chief can do this, since it seemed this is one of the things the OP was after.

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    Quote Originally Posted by sutcac View Post
    Thanks and I pretty much agree with you, but often ARC's ask specifically for elevations, and I just wanted to demonstrate that Chief can do this, since it seemed this is one of the things the OP was after.
    And I agree with you. I think it is a matter of educating ARC's on what we can now provide for them. I believe this is all relatively new stuff. People do not understand yet what we can do.
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    waw!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by sutcac View Post
    For schematic and design development stuff, I prefer to go with the watercolor with line drawing feature anyway, which can be done entirely native to Chief.
    here goes chief. excellent work.
    ca can handle a lot and my friend's attitude towards ca is changing.
    like it again, keep it up.

 

 

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