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Thanks, Cristiano!

Just substitute adjustableLength for TTLSGLngthNum in the formula.Works here. If you want to take a look, then I have a section on my website about Worksheets:

Hi The problem with Plug-ins is that they, by and large, need to be designed with the most usual use-case in mind. I don't know this as a fact, but I suspect that the designer of the tool has had to make an assumption that a new drape must be used per slider and not as seems to be your use-case drapes continuing across the vertical pipe onto another slider. I hope I understand you correctly. Although the Plug-in reports three drapes, you know otherwise! Perhaps if you use a lot of this kind of object in your venue you could make a worksheet that calculates the Total Drape values based on The Stock Drape Width and Adjustable length data points. It's relatively easy to do this. Here is an example.

No, the selection tool. https://showvector.com/dragger/

Select the Extrude you need to rotate and then activate the 3D dragger (4th mode of the selection tool).

I think this is by design now as the Border has now be renamed as a Truss Border which will automatically attach the object to the Top Truss chord.

Try a scale of 1: 50. It's not perfect and will take a snapshot of the object from the center. Otherwise, I don't think there is another method besides using a Graphic Legend, which I find much more useful when using images. I may be wrong, though.

Just change the formatting of the cell.... It looks like you have autosize formatting. Change it to the design layer scale or another scale that suits you and you should have more luck.

Hardscape Worksheet.vwx Let me know if you need any more detail.

Is this the kind of output you need?

You can add Cells with an Image Function that will show the hatch fill of an Object. It all depends on the criteria you choose. Can you provide an example of what you need?

This has been asked for on several occasions. I'm not sure why it hasn't been implemented...... Make sure it gets voted up above.

Don't forget the Past in Place command, which will paste objects back to the drawing in the exact coordinates they were copied from.

You don't want to delete objects that you want to remain in your Template.

The Purge Command will do what you need. But be careful. Save the file first and then Purge category by category and make sure that you preview the results before you click OK.