When looking at the 3D rendering of my blueprints, the furniture, walls, doors, and patio doors are elevated off the floor. Everything is set to elevation zero. Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong?
Thanks for any input/solution
All of the 3-D is elevated
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Re: All of the 3-D is elevated
Hi,
Perhaps an bad elevation of the level
or
an another inferior level became invisible but not its elevation...
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Perhaps an bad elevation of the level
or
an another inferior level became invisible but not its elevation...
[:)]
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SH3D 7.1 and nothing else - W11 64b in 4K
Re: All of the 3-D is elevated
Maybe you can share your file?
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Re: All of the 3-D is elevated
Thanks guys for your responses. After I copied one level and made a new file to share with you, the furniture, cabinets, etc were on the floor instead of being elevated. That solved my problem. I just wanted to show my wife and a couple of friends the interior of our new house.
I made levels that included footers, basement, floor trusses, main floor, and a few variations totaling 12 levels. It may be too much detail and causing a glitch in the program. Even when I hid all of the levels except one, the problem was still there. So, my fix is to "select all" for that particular level and paste it into a new file.
I'm happy with the solution.
Next question: How do you share a file? I don't see anything to "add an attachment."
I made levels that included footers, basement, floor trusses, main floor, and a few variations totaling 12 levels. It may be too much detail and causing a glitch in the program. Even when I hid all of the levels except one, the problem was still there. So, my fix is to "select all" for that particular level and paste it into a new file.
I'm happy with the solution.
Next question: How do you share a file? I don't see anything to "add an attachment."
Re: All of the 3-D is elevated
To share a file you can use Mediafire or Dropbox (or similar) and link to that file.
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