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@shorter I think that's what I ended up doing. I made a copy of the file, selected all viewports and set the rendering mode to hidden line, then exported with that option on.

I've been asked to export a full set (about 20 sheets) of drawings as dwgs, 2d only. Is there a good method for this? I usually use various shaded modes in the viewports and hidden line/dashed hidden line.

I'm confused, it sounds like you are describing the exact functionality of saved views? Don't they remember the layers and classes you want them to?

Did the same thing today. loaded up an image to try to make it seamless. Wrote prompts, creativity at 1, got craziness. Photoshop: offset image vertically/horizontally, select boundries, generative fill. No prompting. This is my main beef with all the ai. If it's so good at learning, why is there no prompt manual? Why does every user have to stumble around on their own?

To be used with caution, but it would be helpful for things such as flooring layouts, which often are 4x8s, 4x4s, 3x3s, staggered or not, or roll out flooring. That way start points and other key dimensions can snap to the tile/hatch without having to model each piece of geometry.

Somebody should hook some AI up to this forum, there's so much knowledge here. Thanks @bcd

I think that's what they are called. My drawers don't go all the way to the corner on the right of the elevation. I want to enter in the information in the cabinet PIO but can't seem to make it work.

@Mickey I haven't used the plug in for some time. It's possible that it no longer works with the current version.

Thanks @Tom W. I opened the TB Manager and thought that might be the trick.

I'm sharing title block for a project across many files. When I import in the title block to the files, the project data doesn't come in. Is there a way to migrate this info over to the new files?

All very helpful thanks.

also...I think you want freepik.com. The freepix.com is NOT where you want to go 🫢

Very nice. I was more looking at taking a shot of a living room and having it add lamps, books on shelves, knick knacks.....etc

I'm not an ai user yet. But I'm wondering if anyone else might be successfully propping out their renderings using ai rather than doing it in 3d, or the old school way of photoshopping in images.

The bend deformer is so useful for today's style of architecture. But it is a pain to use because it is destructive to the underlying geometry. I'd love to see a revamp to this tool that maintains editable geometry that was used prior to the bend.