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I have placed a skylight on the roof and have a vaulted ceiling below it. What is the best way to put in a "light well" or tunnel from the skylight to the ceiling?? Thank you pj
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Have created lots of new textures, new objects added to program etc. All was well until I upgraded to AS18 8.0.0 Now I seem to not have "enough memory" or ...? to run the program or to open Workshop etc. Totally frustrated as even trying to go back to version 6 doesn't help.
Any advise greatly appreciated as I now have transfered textures to 8.0.0 program okay but cannot enter workshop etc.
Words of wisdom appreciated
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Hi Florida,
Texture's replacement is a work around created by Punch users but it is not a procedure approved by the sw manufacturer.
I experienced some of the problems you are describing after I changed few textures.
So, to be sure you are attacking the right problem, try this - Save your objects and textures in a separate folder--> Uninstall Punch--> clean the recycle bin, defrag, etc--> perform a new and clean installation of your Punch AS 18 V8--> create a simple house, and see if the all the features and power tools are working--> if so, create categories for the new objects with the help of the object organizer (objects--> object organizer) ---> copy your objects to the new categories (or include them in the current categories)--> create a simple house, and see if the all the features and power tools are working--> if so, is clear that the problem is the textures' replacement. Anyway, proceed to replace one by one and see when the problem appears
Let us know what you discover
Patricia |
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Is there any way to make barrel ceilings or roof with Punch Home Design 4000
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Hi Matt Peterson,
not directly but you can elaborate them with the help of the 3D workshop
Open the 3D workshop--> Use the 3D design tools--> use the open circular arc (8th icon) or the closed arc (5th icon)--> draw the arc--> select the view (the eye in the bottom or the view menu)--> 2D view--> front view (if you are drawing in the back grid)--> select the arc--> Options--> Object size--> set the width of the room and height of the ceiling / roof--> View (or the eye icon at the bottom)--> 2D view--> Top view--> set length of the room--> paint or texture (see the images attached)
If you wish it curved in both directions, you can use the skew tool
Save to the objects library and / or close the 3D workshop adding the ceiling / roof--> select it in the plan--> set the elevation as necessary To set the elevation 1 - Select the ceiling / object --> Edit--> Set object elevation--> write the desired elevation
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2 - Select the ceiling / object --> right click on the elevation slider--> write the desired elevation
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3 - Select the ceiling / object--> right click on the piece--> Set elevation--> write the desired elevation
Don't forget that the elevation of a ceiling will be the height of the walls + the Autofloor of these walls (if you considered Autofloor)
Hope this helps
Patricia |
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