Beiträge von Jim Rogers

Lower that wall total height to the level of the inside of the roof....where it should be cut...

And if you know the costs of these per unit, you can add that in the material data base as shown in Jason's first image (12-03-2009 7-40-08 pm.jpg) in the line price/unit. And when you do a cost list the price will be there as well.

ok, so we'll have to ask each time then....

Yes this is true, I have all three loaded in my machine. And for certain clients I have to use the older version.
Should I change my signature to show only one version?

To All:
Now that we have many versions of the program out in the market, we should ask you all to post what version of the program you are using.

This can be done in each post or by simply editing your signature so that we will all know what version you are using.

Thanks in advance

Zitat von Kayaker

Can anyone tell me where to go to make the change to Larch?

If you do as mentioned above this will change the database and everywhere in the future that you use this it will be that new texture.

If you want to only do it for a few pieces or maybe one frame then highlight the pieces and change it locally in D-CAM....

If you want to eliminate the asking of the question select to work in one view port. This makes things faster as there are less mouse clicks to "ok" something......

There are lots of cuts and things we all need to learn more about....
Don't worry about it....

Dan:
Cut 3-9-4 gives you a housed dovetail joint.
Have you tried that?

Recently, Dietrich's NA received their shipment of the rafter layout protractor and framing squares in imperial measurements.

The protractors and squares are now available in Canada and the USA.

Please contact Dietrich's NA for sales in Canada at:

Wil Dancey
Managing Director
Dietrich's North America
51213 Wooleyville Line
RR#1, Aylmer, ON
Canada N5H 2R1
1 877 877 0086
w.dancey@dietrichs.com
http://www.dietrichs.com

For USA please contact:

Jim Rogers
Dietrich's North America
Sales, Consulting and Training
117 Jewett Street
Georgetown, MA, USA
1-800-422-6250 (USA only)
(978)-352-9861
j.rogers@dietrichs.com
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Skype name: jim.rogers17

Price and shipping costs will be quoted upon requests.

To make it parallel use offset. To know the distance you'll have to create a point on the arc line, perpendicular to the line and then measure that length (maybe).....

Jason:
Very nicely done...

Another way would be to create a point perpendicular to the 2nd point on the top of the top cord line so that it is parallel with the first point.
When I do this I create a layer called points and create the point on that layer, then after dimensioning, I turn off the "points" layer so it doesn't show on the prints, but is there for verify your dimensions later should you need it.

You maybe able to do a "save as" and in the second copy of the project, select all the surfaces you want to be white and change all of them as once, using "all active" button.....

Thanks, you are right, of course about the black lines.....
I have SnagIt, but don't use it as much as I should.......

It really depends on what type of Internet browser you are using. There should be a setting under "tools" maybe and then under "options" that says "open in new window" and this has been checked or set as on....
If you change this setting then the forum should open in the current window you have open......

One way to capture a screen image is within the program using the methods shown above with creates a png of the OpenGL view.
Another way to do it is with a screen capture option on your keyboard. Pressing the Prt Scr button, (if you have one) will capture a screen image of your screen and place it onto your computer's clipboard.
From there you open a program like MSPaint and then paste that image onto that screen.
Once there you can crop to size and make other text notes on the image and save as a jpeg or bitmap or other file types.
Once this image is saved as a jpeg it can be resized in any standard picture modifying software for pixel sizes for example.

These pictures can then be pasted back into drawings using import/picture 1-04-2 in 2dplanCAD.

see image below:

Here is the same export box in English....

Peter if you want to have your beam dimension on your timbers when you create a single beam drawing you have to check the box in "more settings" for this to happen.
Then when you bring your beam in from storage it will have the dimension on it.
You'll see the more setting box in one attached screen capture (beam dimensions-1), and the drawing with the dimension enlarged in the other(beam dimensions-2).
Hope that helps.

Jim Rogers

I'll take a copy too.....