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This is a context-sensitive Help file that is called from an application.


Select a room from the list.


Click this button to add the selected room to "Apply to" list.


Click this button to add all rooms belonging to the current floor to the "Apply to" list.


Choose an item from the list.


Apply the material properties.


Apply the size properties.


Apply base level properties.


Click this button to make your choice.


Choose an item from the list.


Click this button to make your choice.


Check your desired options.


Select your preferred option.


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Choose an item from the list.


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Select your preferred option.


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Check your desired options.


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Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Type a name for hyperlink here.


Type the file path here. You may also click [File…] or [Web Browse..] to browse the file system or Internet for the desired file path or Internet address.


Double-click the item from this list to choose it.


Click to clear Hyperlink and File Path or Web fields


 Opens the file referenced by the hyperlink.


Click this button to locate the file.


Click this button to locate the Internet address.


Click this button to get the help information.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Shows all styles containing in the database.


Select the desired style.


Select the desired style.


Click this button to add the style from the drawing to the database.


Click this button to add or update the style from the drawing to the database.


Click this button to delete the style.


Click this to close the dialog.


Click this button to get the help information.


Click this button to restore all default database styles (if there are any deleted). This will not affect the styles you add and delete yourself.


Choose the object type form the list.


Check this button to expand the current selection with the new selection.


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Click this button to get the help information.


Drag the slider to select your preferred value


Drag the slider to select your preferred value


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Use the arrows to select your preferred value.


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Check your desired options.


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Choose a location (country then city) from the list


Choose a month from the list.


Choose a day from the list.


Enter the time of day (use the 24-hour clock).


Check this box if you are in Daylight Savings time.


Enter the direction your model is facing.

Samples:

North - 0

East - 90

South - 180

West - 270


Check to turn sunlight on.


Click this button to save the settings you've specified as the default settings.


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Choose an item from the list.


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Enter the elevation value.


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The selections in this area determine the brightness of the light source.


Enter a value to complement the unit (Watts or Lumens) selected in the adjacent drop box.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Choose either WATTS or LUMENS as the unit for measuring the brightness of the light source.


Choose either Incandescent, Fluorescent or Halogen lighting.


Choose either Incandescent, Fluorescent or Halogen lighting.


Choose either Point or Spot as the distribution type. Point distribution means the light is emitted equally in all directions. Spot distribution means you will have a beam with varying degrees of intensity. Spot distribution is defined by a beam angle and field angle.


If Spot is selected as the distribution type, enter the angle at which you want the light in the beam to reach 50% intensity (the center of the beam would have 100% intensity and the intensity decreases towards the outer edge of the beam).


Drag the slider to select the angle at which you want the light in the beam to reach 50% intensity (the center of the beam would have 100% intensity and the intensity decreases towards the outer edge of the beam).


If Spot is selected as the distribution type, enter the angle at which you want the light in the beam to stop (i.e. the outer edge of the beam).


If Spot is selected as the distribution type, enter the angle at which you want the light in the beam to stop (i.e. the outer edge of the beam).


Drag the slider to select the angle at which you want the light in the beam to stop (i.e. the outer edge of the beam).


Click here to select a color for the light.


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If Spot is selected as the distribution type, enter the angle at which you want the light in the beam to reach 50% intensity (the center of the beam would have 100% intensity and the intensity decreases towards the outer edge of the beam).


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Check your desired options.


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Enter the wall width including surface materials, air space, etc.


Enter the wall width including surface materials, air space, etc.


Enter the total height of the wall. If you want the wall to automatically be the height of the location, click the Reset to Location Defaults button.


Enter the total height of the wall. If you want the wall to automatically be the height of the location, click the Reset to Location Defaults button.


Enter the level at which the wall sits relative to the floor surface.


Enter the level at which the wall sits relative to the floor surface.


Enter the level at which the external portion of the wall sits relative to the floor surface. This is the option that lets you cover exposed floor structures.


Enter the level at which the external portion of the wall sits relative to the floor surface. This is the option that lets you cover exposed floor structures.Enter the level at which the external portion of the wall sits relative to the floor surface. This is the option that lets you cover exposed floor structures.


Enter the distance from the top of the baseboard to the bottom of the baseboard.


Enter the thickness of the baseboard.


Check this button to add a wainscot for the bottom half of the wall (for inside walls).


Check this box to add a chair rail along the middle line of the wall (for inside walls).


Click this button to reset the wall height to the height specified in the floor location settings.


Use the labelled image to specify your measurements.


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To change the roof's slope (incline), choose either Degrees or X in 12 from the drop-down box.


Slope is the ratio of the roof rise to run.


Type the desired value.


Type the desired value.


Type the desired value.


Overhang is the part of the roof that extends over the side wall.


This is the thickness of the roof surface.


Use the labeled roof image to specify your measurements.


Shows the current roof type either gable or hip.


Choose gable or hip. See preview window to compare.


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Diameter of the stair circle.


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Diameter of the stair pole.


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Diameter of the stair circle.


Diameter of the stair pole.


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Version number of the software.


Copyright information.


Click to bring up the License agreement.


Click to bring up the Copyright agreement.


Version Number


Check the toolbars you want displayed and uncheck those you want hidden from view.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Type the room name or select it from the template drop-down list-box.


Check this box to show the name of this room in the plan.


Displays the room square value.


Check this box to show the room square in the plan.


Enter the maximum allowed costs for creating this room.


Click to view and edit the walls properties .


Click to view and edit the ceiling properties.


Click to view and edit the floor properties.


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Click this button to get the help information


This is the preview of the saved view.


Select the name of the saved view.


Check this box to create the thumbnail for each view you create.


Choose the thumbnail file type.


Set the thumbnail width in pixels.


Use the arrows to select your preferred value.


Set the thumbnail height in pixels.


Use the arrows to select your preferred value.


Select to define the color palette.


Select to define the color palette.


Select to define the color palette.


Select to define the color palette.


Select to define the color palette.


Select to define the color palette.


Choose to create the flat ceiling.


Choose to create the vaulted ceiling.


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Cut, Copy, Paste, Delete, Undo.


Click this button to cut selected text and put it on the Clipboard.


Click this button to copy selected text to the clipboard.


Click this button to insert the selected text from the clipboard.


Click this button to to redo an action that has been undone.


Click this button to undo the last Cut, Copy or Paste you performed.


Click this button for left-justified text.


Click this button for center-justified text.


Click this button for right-justified text.


The Quick List is a list of saved text labels. You can select a label to insert or add a new one to the list.


Choose a label from the Quick List or type the desired text in the text window.


The Quick List is a list of saved text labels. You can select a label to insert or add a new one to the list.


The Quick List is a list of saved text labels. You can select a label to insert or add a new one to the list.


The Quick List is a list of saved text labels. You can select a label to insert or add a new one to the list.


The Quick List is a list of saved text labels. You can select a label to insert or add a new one to the list.


Click to add the text to the Quick List.


Click to delete the text.


Click to insert the text.


Select the desired font.


Choose a font style from the list (Bold, Italic, etc.).


Click here to select a color for the text.


Enter the desired Point size for the text.


Text samples reflecting the current font selections.


Check this box if you want fixed spacing between characters.


Chhose the desired charset.


Select a unit to draw in from the Unit of Measure drop box. Uncheck the Auto Insert box only if you prefer to click an Insert button before inserting an object (as opposed to being able to insert it right away after choosing a tool).


Choose a unit of measure to draw in.


Check this box to run in Auto Insert mode, meaning you can insert an object as soon as you activate its command. If Auto Insert is disabled, you have to click an Insert button before inserting an object.


Uncheck this box to disable the start-up screen.


Check this box to show the room name all over the project.


Check this box to show the square value of the area all over the project.


The Grid is a set of horizontal and vertical lines that appears over your drawing.


Check this box to display a drawing grid over your drawing area.


Enter the desired spacing between the horizontal lines of your Grid.


Enter the desired spacing between the vertical lines of your Grid.


The Snap makes your cursor "snap" to pre-determined points on the drawing grid.


Check your desired options.


Enter the angle increment you want your cursor to snap at.


Click this button to save the settings you've specified as the defaults.


Choose the desired number of digits after the decimal point.


Choose an item from the list.


Choose an item from the list.


Add


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Check your desired options.


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Enter the new name here.


You have to enter the unique name for the object.


Enter a name for the view.


Enter a brief description of the view to help you identify it.


Check this box if you want the new view to appear in a new window.


Choose a saved view from the list and view a preview in the Preview window.


Choose a view from the list, then click OK.


Preview of the selected view.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


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Click this button to delete a selected view from the list.


Check your desired options.


Choose an item from the list.


Choose an item from the list.


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Click this button to make your choice.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


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Click a plus sign (+) to expand the tree if necessary. Choose a material from the list.


Click a plus sign (+) to expand the tree if necessary. Choose a material from the list.


Sample image of selected material.


Sample image of selected material.


You may edit the texture name.


Enter the desired scale (size) for the material. The larger the scale, the larger the pattern will appear when applied to objects.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click to expand the dialog and edit the current material or add the new one.


Click to delete the material.


Shows the file name you are browsing for.


Shows the file name you are browsing for.


Click to browse for file location.


You may edit the texture name.


Enter the desired scale (size) for the material. The larger the scale, the larger the pattern will appear when applied to objects.


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Drag the slider to change the texture scale.


Shows the current texture scale.


Click Cancel to close the dialog.


Click to repair your databased if it is damaged.


Click to defragment (compact ) your database and improve its performance.


Shows the size of your database file.


Enter the object name here.


Enter any additional information


Enter the supplier description


Enter the item price


Enter the unit of measure here.


Check this box if you wish this item to be included in the Material List calculation.


Click to bring up the Hyperlink dialog


Object's component.


Object's component.


Object's component.


Object's component.


Object's component.


Object's component.


Object's component.


Choose the material from the list.


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Choose a surface property type. This determines the "shininess" of the object. Glass is very shiny, for example, while wood is much less shiny.


Choose an item from the list.Choose a surface property type. This determines the "shininess" of the object. Glass is very shiny, for example, while wood is much less shiny.


Choose an item from the list.Choose a surface property type. This determines the "shininess" of the object. Glass is very shiny, for example, while wood is much less shiny.


Choose an item from the list.Choose a surface property type. This determines the "shininess" of the object. Glass is very shiny, for example, while wood is much less shiny.


Choose an item from the list.Choose a surface property type. This determines the "shininess" of the object. Glass is very shiny, for example, while wood is much less shiny.


Choose an item from the list.Choose a surface property type. This determines the "shininess" of the object. Glass is very shiny, for example, while wood is much less shiny.


Choose an item from the list.Choose a surface property type. This determines the "shininess" of the object. Glass is very shiny, for example, while wood is much less shiny.


Name of the selected texture.


Name of the selected texture.


Name of the selected texture.


Name of the selected texture.


Name of the selected texture.


Name of the selected texture.


Name of the selected texture.


Click here to choose a texture from the Material Library.


Click here to choose a texture from the Material Library.


Click here to choose a texture from the Material Library.


Click here to choose a texture from the Material Library.


Click here to choose a texture from the Material Library.


Click here to choose a texture from the Material Library.


Click here to choose a texture from the Material Library.


Click here to select a color for the component.


Click here to select a color for the component.


Click here to select a color for the component.


Click here to select a color for the component.


Click here to select a color for the component.


Click here to select a color for the component.


Click here to select a color for the component.


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Click this button to close the dialog.


The Material List displays the information about the constituent elements for each room and floor, and calculates room and floor total cost .


Click this button to bring up the Font dialog and change font parameters.


Click this button to print the Material List.


This is a toggle to hide/show the grid in the Material List panel.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to save the Material List in the CSV format.


The settings in the Process area determine the quality of the finished image as well the processes used to generate the image.


Choose an image quality value.


Raytracing is used to produce a higher-quality image with reflections and accurate shadows. Complements the Radiosity technique.


Radiosity is a technique for calculating light distribution. Complements the Raytrace technique.


Select Both if you want to use both Raytracing and Radiosity techniques for calculating light distribution (recommended).


The brightness settings determine the overall brightness of the finished image. Outdoor shots will have a higher brightness level than indoor shots.


Enter the desired brightness level for the image.


Drag the slider to select your preferred brightness level.


The selections in the Output File area determine the size of the image as well as the location where it is saved.


Enter the name under which you want the photo-realistic image to be saved.


Click this button to find an existing file to write the photo-realistic image to.


Choose a pre-defined size for the image.


Enter the desired width for the finished image.


Enter the desired width for the finished image.


Enter the desired height for the finished image.


Enter the desired height for the finished image.


Enter the maximum number of minutes you will allow the radiosity process to run.


Enter the maximum number of minutes you will allow the radiosity process to run.


Click this button to save the settings you've specified as the default settings.


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Check your desired options.


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Select your preferred option.


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Select your preferred option.


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Drag the slider to select your preferred value


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Use the arrows to select your preferred value.


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Use the arrows to select your preferred value.


Check your desired options.


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Click this button to make your choice.


Refers to the background of your drawing area.


Click this button to select a background color for the drawing area.


Choose a background from the list to display behind your model.


Shows sample of selected background texture.


A ground plane appears behind your model when you are viewing in 3D.


Click this button to select a ground plane color.


Click the texture box next to this box to select a texture.


Click here to select a texture for the ground plane.


Default color/texture setting for floor surfaces.


Click here to select a default floor surface color.


Click the texture box next to this box to select a texture.


Click here to select a default texture for floor surfaces.


Default color/texture setting for ceiling surfaces.


Click here to select a default ceiling color.


Click the texture box next to this box to select a texture.


Click here to select a default texture for ceilings.


The ground plane dimensions determine the length and width of the ground plane.


Enter the desired length for the ground plane.


Enter the desired width for the ground plane.


Click this button to save the settings you've made as the default Texture settings.


Shows the name of the source file for the object.


Click this button to browse to the file location.


Shows the object's category.


Choose the object's subcategory.


Select and click to edit the material.


Select to set the unit of measure.


Select to set the unit of measure


Select to set the unit of measure.


Enter the decimal value.


Select the desired up axis if the object is not originally saved with the Z axis up.


Select the desired up axis if the object is not originally saved with the Z axis up.


Select the desired up axisi if the object is not originally saved with the Z axis up.


Type the oblect's width here.


Type the oblect's depth here.


Type the oblect's height here.


Type the desired value here.


Choose the Snap Edge, depending upon which edge you want to snap to the wall.


Choose the Snap Edge, depending upon which edge you want to snap to the wall.


Choose the Snap Edge, depending upon which edge you want to snap to the wall.


Choose the Snap Edge, depending upon which edge you want to snap to the wall.


Choose the Snap Edge, depending upon which edge you want to snap to the wall.


Check your desired options.


Check your desired options.


Select the desired method.


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Shows the path for  the importing file


Click to browse for file location


Select to choose inches as unit of measure.


Select to choose millimeters as unit of measure.


Choose to use the custom units of measure.


Type the desired value.


Enter X or Y-value for DXF file alignment relative to existing FloorPlan file.


Enter the Y-value for DXF file alignment relative to existing FloorPlan file.


Shows the horizontal or vertical file extension.


Shows the vertical file extension.


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Choose an item from the list.


Choose an item from the list.


Choose an item from the list.


Choose an item from the list.


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Check your desired options.


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Enter the total height of the refrigerator.


Enter the width of the refrigerator.


Enter the depth of the refrigerator.


For a top freezer refrigerator, enter the refrigerator door height.

For a side-by-side refrigerator, enter the freezer door width.


For a top freezer refrigerator, enter the freezer door height.

For a side-by-side refrigerator, enter the refrigerator door width.


Enter the height at which you want to insert the refrigerator in relation to the floor (0 puts it right on top of the floor surface).


Width of refrigerator.


Sample image in elevation and plan view.


Depth of refrigerator.


Total height of refrigerator.


For top freezer refrigerators, this is the height of the refrigerator door.

For side-by-side refrigerators, this is the width of the freezer door.


For top freezer refrigerators, this is the height of the freezer door.

For side-by-side refrigerators, this is the width of the refrigerator door.


Enter the handle depth.


Enter the handle width.


Enter the distance between the handle and the door edge.


Enter the length of the refrigerator handle.


Enter the distance from the bottom of the refrigerator handle to the bottom of the refrigerator.


Enter the length of the freezer handle.


Enter the distance from the bottom of the freezer handle to the bottom of the freezer door.


Refrigerator image in elevation and plan view.


Handle depth.


Handle width.


Distance from door edge to handle.


Refrigerator handle length.


Distance from refrigerator handle to bottom of refrigerator.


Length of freezer handle.


Distance from bottom of freezer handle to bottom of freezer door.


Enter the width of the appliance.


Enter the depth of the appliance.


Enter the height of the appliance. If the appliance is a range, washer or dryer, enter the height of the main component (not including the control panel).


For appliances like ranges, washers and dryers, enter the height of the top portion of the appliance (the panel with controls).


Enter the height at which you want the appliance inserted relative to the floor .


Use the labelled elevation and plan view as a guide when specifying appliance measurements.


Enter the width of the appliance.


Enter the depth of the appliance.


Enter the height of the appliance. If the appliance is a range, washer or dryer, enter the height of the main component (not including the control panel).


For appliances like ranges, washers and dryers, enter the height of the top portion of the appliance (the panel with controls).


Use the labelled elevation and plan view as a guide when specifying appliance measurements.


Enter the width of the appliance.


Enter the width of the appliance.


Enter the depth of the appliance.


Enter the depth of the appliance.


Enter the height of the appliance. If it is a washer or dryer, enter the height of the main component (not including the control panel).


Enter the height of the appliance. If it is a washer or dryer, enter the height of the main component (not including the control panel).


For an item like a washer or dryer, enter the height of the top component (control panel).


For an item like a washer or dryer, enter the height of the top component (control panel).


Enter the height at which you want the appliance inserted relative to the floor.


Enter the width of the refrigerator.


Enter the depth of the refrigerator.


Enter the height of the refrigerator.


Enter the height at which you want the appliance inserted relative to the floor .


Enter the width of the appliance.


Enter the depth of the appliance.


Enter the height of the appliance.


Use the labelled elevation and plan view as a guide when specifying appliance measurements


Sample balustrade image.


Enter the distance from the top rail to the floor.


Enter the spacing between newels.


Enter the height of the top of the newel post (from the top rail to the top of the newel post).


Enter the distance from the low rail to the floor.


Distance from top rail to floor.


Spacing between newels.


Distance from top rail to top of newel post.


Distance from low rail to floor.


Check this box to include newel posts in the balustrade.


Check this box to include newels in the balustrade.


Check this box to include a low (bottom) rail in the balustrade.


Enter the cabinet width.


Enter the cabinet depth.


Enter the total height of the cabinet.


Enter the width of the cabinet.


Enter the top drawer height.


Enter the height of the second drawer.


Enter the height of the third drawer.


Width of cabinet.


Total height of the cabinet.


Depth of the cabinet.


Width of the cabinet.


Height of top drawer.


Height of second drawer.


Height of third drawer.


Front elevation, side elevation and plan view of cabinet.


The height at which the cabinet will be inserted relative to the floor .


Enter the height at which you want to insert the cabinet.


Height at which the cabinet will be inserted relative to the floor.


Choose either a one-sided cabinet type (e.g. bathroom cabinet) or two-sided cabinet (e.g. kitchen island).


Choose to have a door leaf on either one side or both sides of a two-sided cabinet.


Enable this button to choose a drawer style for the cabinet.


Enable this button to choose a door leaf style for the cabinet.


Check this box to include a backsplash on the countertop. The backsplash prevents water from running down behind a cabinet.


Check this box if you want your cabinet to have toe space (the recessed area between the bottom of the cabinet and the floor).


Check this box if you want the countertop to have nosing (the part that projects over the edge of the cabinet).


Check if you want the cabinet to be a filler member only (filler between two cabinets or between a cabinet and a wall).


Check if you want the cabinet to be a countertop only.


Choose a leaf style by clicking on it.


Choose either a one-sided cabinet type (e.g. bathroom cabinet) or two-sided cabinet (e.g. kitchen island). If you choose a two-sided cabinet, specify whether you want a leaf on both sides or just one by making a selection from the Leaf Side drop box.


Check which options you want to include with your cabinet.


Check Filler Panel if you want the cabinet to be just a member between two other cabinets or between a cabinet or a wall.

Check Countertop if you want to insert a countertop only.


Enter the width of the door opening not including the frame.


Enter the total height of the door opening not including the frame.


Enter the frame width.


Enter the frame depth.


Enter the height of the top portion of a raked, arched or apexed door or the width of one panel of a bi-fold door.


Enter the number of panels across.


Choose a swing or opening side by clicking on it.


Enter the width of the door opening not including the frame.


Enter the total height of the door opening not including the frame.


Enter the frame width.


Enter the frame depth.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying door measurements.


Enter the height of the top portion of a raked, arched or apexed door or the width of one panel of a bi-fold door.


The number of panels across.


Enter a percentage for how much you want the door to be open (0 = closed).


Enter a percentage for how much you want the door to be open (0 = closed).


Enter the thickness of the door leaf.


Enter the height of the lower portion of the door leaf.


Enter the distance from the top of the door to the top panel.


Enter the distance from the door's side edges to the panel edges.


Enter the distance from the bottom of the door leaf to the bottom panel.


Enter the distance between the top and bottom panel(s).


Enter the distance between left and right panels.


Enter the number of panels you want to go across the door leaf.


Enter the number of panels you want vertically on the door leaf.


Choose a door leaf style by clicking on it.


Use the labelled door image to set the corresponding dimension here.


Use the labelled door image to set the corresponding dimension here.


Use the labelled door image to set the corresponding dimension here.


Use the labelled door image to set the corresponding dimension here.


Use the labelled door image to set the corresponding dimension here.


Use the labelled door image to specify your measurements.


Use the labelled door image to set the corresponding dimension here.


Use the labelled door image to set the corresponding dimension here.


The number of panels across the door leaf.


The number of panels vertically on the door leaf.


Choose either Point or Spot as the distribution type. Point distribution means the light is emitted equally in all directions. Spot distribution means you will have a beam with varying degrees of intensity. Spot distribution is defined by a beam angle and field angle.


Enter the desired intensity for the light in lumens (lm).


Choose either Point or Spot as the distribution type. Point distribution means the light is emitted equally in all directions. Spot distribution means you will have a beam with varying degrees of intensity. Spot distribution is defined by a beam angle and field angle.


Drag the slider to select the angle at which you want the light in the beam to reach 50% intensity (the center of the beam would have 100% intensity and the intensity decreases towards the outer edge of the beam).


If Spot is selected as the distributino type, enter the angle at which you want the light in the beam to reach 50% intensity (the center of the beam would have 100% intensity and the intensity decreases towards the outer edge of the beam).


If Spot is selected as the distribution type, enter the angle at which you want the light in the beam to stop (i.e. the outer edge of the beam).


Drag the slider to select the angle at which you want the light in the beam to stop (i.e. the outer edge of the beam).


Click here to select a color for the light.


Enter the desired horizontal position of the light in the lighting object when looking at the object in plan view.


Enter the desired vertical position of the light in the lighting object when looking at the object in plan view.


Enter the desired position for the light within the lighting object when looking at the object in elevation (0 is the center of the object). Enter a positive value to move the light upward from the object's center or a negative value to move the light downward from the object's center.


Enter a value to complement the unit (Watts or Lumens) selected in the adjacent drop box.


Choose either WATTS or LUMENS as the unit for measuring the brightness of the light source.


Choose either Incandescent, Fluorescent or Halogen lighting.


Choose either Incandescent, Fluorescent or Halogen lighting.


Click this button to increase the brightness value shown in the box.


Click this button to decrease the brightness value shown in the box.


The selections in this area determine the brightness of the light source.


Enter the length of the table.


Enter the width of the table.


Enter the height of the table.


Enter the thickness of the table top.


Enter a width for the table legs.


Enter the inset distance of the table legs from the table's edge.


Enter the inset distance of the insert from the table's edge.


Check to include a glass insert in the table.


Enter the height at which you want the table to be inserted relative to the floor (0 means the table will sit right on top of the floor).


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying table dimensions.


Enter the length of the table.


Enter the width of the table.


Enter the height of the table.


Enter the thickness of the table top.


Enter a width for the table legs.


Enter the inset distance of the table legs from the table's edge.


Enter the inset distance of the insert from the table's edge.


Enter the width for a rectangular column or the diameter for a round column.


Enter the depth of the column.


Enter the height of the column. If you want the column to go from floor to ceiling, simply check the Auto Adjust Floor to Ceiling box instead of entering a height.


Check this box if you want the column to automatically go from floor to ceiling. Otherwise, enter a height in the C box.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying column measurements.


Enter the width for a rectangular column or the diameter for a round column.


Enter the depth of the column.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying dimensions.


Enter the object's length.


Enter the object's length.


Enter the object's depth or width.


Enter the object's depth or width.


Enter the object's height.


Enter the object's height.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying dimensions.


Enter the object's length.


Enter the object's length.


Enter the object's depth or width.


Enter the object's depth or width.


Enter the object's height.


Enter the object's height.


Choose a slope format (x in 12 or Degrees) so you can specify the roof's slope.


The slope is the ratio of rise to run.


Enter the desired slope for the roof. If Degrees is selected in the Slope drop box, type the degree value here. If X in 12 is selected in the Slope drop box, specify the X value.


Enter the desired overhang distance. The overhang is the part of the roof that extends over the side walls.


Enter the desired thickness for the roof (including surface material, rafters, insulation, etc.).


The overhang is the part of the roof that extends over the side walls.


Enter the desired thickness for the roof (including surface material, rafters, insulation, etc.).


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying roof dimensions.


Choose either Hip or Gable for the selected roof end.


Choose Gable to convert the selected roof end to a gable end or Hip to convert it to a hip end.


This option is not available for use.


This option is not available for use.


Enter the width of the staircase or steps.


Enter a width for the treads (a tread is where you place your foot).


Enter a height for the risers. A riser is a vertical board placed between the treads of a staircase.


Enter the desired offset of the stringer from the edges of the treads/risers. The stringer is the inclined member that supports the treads and risers.


Enter the desired number of stringers for the staircae. A stringer is an inclined member that supports the treads and risers.


Check if you want the staircase to have open risers (i.e. no riser boards).


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying stair measurements.


Enter the width of the staircase or steps.


Enter a width for the treads (a tread is where you place your foot).


Enter a height for the risers. A riser is a vertical board placed between the treads of a staircase.


Enter the desired offset of the stringer from the edges of the treads/risers. The stringer is the inclined member that supports the treads and risers.


Enter the desired number of stringers for the staircae. A stringer is an inclined member that supports the treads and risers.


Enter the height of the balustrade from the floor to the top rail.


Enter the desired spacing between newels.


Enter the distance from the top rail to the top of the newel post.


Enter the distance between the bottom rail and the floor.


Check this box to include newel posts.


Check this box to include newels.


Check this box to include a bottom rail.


Choose the side of the staircase you want a balustrade on (Left, Right, Both, None or Auto). The Auto option detects which side is not against a wall and puts a balustrade on that side.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying stair balustrade dimensions.


Enter the height of the balustrade from the floor to the top rail.


Enter the desired spacing between newels.


Enter the distance from the top rail to the top of the newel post.


Enter the distance between the bottom rail and the floor.


Enter the wall width including surface materials, air space, etc.


Enter the total height of the wall. If you want the wall to automatically be the height of the location, click the Reset to Location Defaults button.


Enter the level at which the wall sits relative to the floor surface.


Enter the level at which the external portion of the wall sits relative to the floor surface. This is the option that lets you cover exposed floor structures.


Click this button to reset the wall height to the height specified in the floor location settings.


Enter the wall width including surface materials, air space, etc.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying wall measurements.


Enter the total height of the wall. If you want the wall to automatically be the height of the location, click the Reset to Location Defaults button.


Enter the level at which the external portion of the wall sits relative to the floor surface. This is the option that lets you cover exposed floor structures.


Enter the level at which the wall sits relative to the floor surface.


Enter the distance from the top of the baseboard to the bottom of the baseboard.


Enter the thickness of the baseboard.


Enter the overall width of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall height of the window including the frame.


Enter the width of the window's center panel.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have.


Enter the overall height of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall width of the window including the frame.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying window measurements.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have.


Enter the width of the window's center panel.


Enter the overall width of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall height of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall height of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall width of the window including the frame.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying window measurements.


Enter the overall width of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall height of the window including the frame.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have horizontally.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have vertically.


Choose a vertical pane divider type.

Single: Creates a single divider member vertically.

Double: Creates a thicker divider member vertically.

Mullion: Inserts a mullion in the vertical divider.


Choose a horizontal pane divider type.

Single: Creates a single divider member horizontally.

Double: Creates a thicker divider member horizontally.

Mullion: Inserts a mullion in the horizontal divider.


Enter the overall height of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall width of the window including the frame.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying window measurements.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have horizontally.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have vertically.


Choose the type of vertical divider between panes of glass.


Choose the type of horizontal divider between panes of glass.


Enter the overall width of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall height of the window including the frame.


Enter the height of the window's upper panel.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have horizontally.


Enter the overall height of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall width of the window including the frame.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying window measurements.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have horizontally.


Enter the height of the window's upper panel.


Enter the overall width of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall height of the window including the frame.


Enter the height of the window's upper panel.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have horizontally.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying window measurements.


Enter the overall width of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall height of the window including the frame.


Enter the height of the window's upper panel.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have horizontally.


Enter the overall width of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall height of the window including the frame.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have horizontally.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have vertically.


Choose Mullion to insert a mullion in the vertical pane divider.


Choose Mullion to insert a mullion in the horizontal pane divider.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying window measurements.


Enter the overall width of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall height of the window including the frame.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have horizontally.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have vertically.


Choose the type of vertical divider between panes of glass.


Choose the type of horizontal divider between panes of glass.


Enter the depth of the window's frame.


Enter the width of the window's frame.


Enter the sash depth. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the sash width. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the offset of the sash from the window frame. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the thickness of the glass.


Enter the depth of the window's frame.


Enter the width of the window's frame.


Enter the sash depth. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the sash width. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the thickness of the glass.


Enter the offset of the sash from the window frame. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying window measurements.


Enter the depth of the window's frame.


Enter the width of the window's frame.


Enter the sash depth. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the sash width. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the offset of the sash from the window frame. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the thickness of the glass.


Enter the mullion depth. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the mullion width. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying window measurements.


Enter the depth of the window's frame.


Enter the width of the window's frame.


Enter the sash depth. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the sash width. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the mullion depth. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the mullion width. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the thickness of the glass.


Enter the offset of the sash from the window frame. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the overall width of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall height of the window including the frame.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have horizontally.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have vertically.


Choose Mullion to insert a mullion in the vertical pane divider.


Choose Mullion to insert a mullion in the horizontal pane divider.


Enter the overall width of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall height of the window including the frame.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying window dimensions.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have horizontally.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have vertically.


Choose the type of vertical divider between panes of glass.


Choose the type of horizontal divider between panes of glass.


Enter the depth of the window's frame.


Enter the width of the window's frame.


Enter the sash depth. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the sash width. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the offset of the sash from the window frame. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the thickness of the glass.


Enter the mullion depth. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the mullion width. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying window measurements.


Enter the depth of the window's frame.


Enter the width of the window's frame.


Enter the sash depth. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the sash width. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the mullion depth. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the mullion width. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the thickness of the glass.


Enter the offset of the sash from the window frame. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the depth of the window's frame.


Enter the width of the window's frame.


Enter the sash depth. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the sash width. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the offset of the sash from the window frame. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the thickness of the glass.


Enter the mullion depth. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the mullion width. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the depth of the window's frame.


Enter the width of the window's frame.


Enter the sash depth. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the sash width. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the mullion depth. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the mullion width. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the thickness of the glass.


Enter the offset of the sash from the window frame. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying window dimensions.


Enter the depth of the window's frame.


Enter the width of the window frame.


Enter the sash depth. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the sash width. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the offset of the sash from the window frame. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the thickness of the glass.


Enter the mullion depth. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the mullion width. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the depth of the window's frame.


Enter the width of the window frame.


Enter the sash depth. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the sash width. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the mullion depth. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the mullion width. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the thickness of the glass.


Enter the offset of the sash from the window frame. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying window dimensions.


Enter the depth of the window's frame.


Enter the width of the window's frame.


Enter the sash depth. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the sash width. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the offset of the sash from the window frame. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the thickness of the glass.


Enter the mullion depth. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the mullion width. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the depth of the window's frame.


Enter the width of the window's frame.


Enter the sash depth. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the sash width. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the mullion depth. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the mullion width. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the thickness of the glass.


Enter the offset of the sash from the window frame. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying window measurements.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across one window unit.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically in one window unit.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across one window unit.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically in one window unit.


This is a sample image of the window.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across one window unit.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically in one window unit.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across one window unit.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically in one window unit.


This is a sample image of the window.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across one window unit.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically in one window unit.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across one window unit.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically in one window unit.


This is a sample image of the window.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across one window unit.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically in one window unit.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across one window unit.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically in one window unit.


This is a sample image of the window.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across one window unit.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically in one window unit.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across one window unit.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically in one window unit.


This is a sample image of the window.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across one window unit.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically in one window unit.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across one window unit.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically in one window unit.


This is a sample image of the window.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across each side panel.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically in each side panel.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across each side panel.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically in each side panel.


This is a sample image of the window.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across the center panel.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically in the center panel.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across the center panel.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically in the center panel.


The panels on either side of the central panel.


The main panel in the window.


Enter the overall width of the opening including the frame.


Enter the overall height of the opening including the frame.


Enter the overall width of the opening including the frame.


Enter the overall height of the opening including the frame.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying opening measurements.


Enter the depth of the opening's frame.


Enter the width of the opening's frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the depth of the opening's frame.


Enter the width of the opening's frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying the frame measurements of the opening.


Check this box to hide the frame from view in your drawing (you'll just see the opening).


Enter the overall width of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall height of the window including the frame.


Enter the width of one side window including the frame.


Enter the overall width of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall height of the window including the frame.


Enter the width of one side window including the frame.


Enter the width of the window's center panel including the frame.


Enter the angle of the side windows in degrees.


Enter the width of the window's center panel including the frame.


Enter the angle of the side windows in degrees.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying window measurements.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across each side panel.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically on each side panel.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across each side panel.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically on each side panel.


This is a sample image of the window.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across the center panel.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically in the center panel.


The side panels are the panels on either side of the window's central panel.


The center panel is the main (largest) panel in the window.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across the center panel.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want vertically in the center panel.


Enter the depth of the window's frame.


Enter the width of the window's frame.


Enter the sash depth. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the sash width. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the offset of the sash from the window frame. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the thickness of the glass.


Enter the depth of the posts. Posts are what link the frames of a bay or box window.


Enter the width of the inside portion of the posts. Posts are what join the frames of a bay or box window.


Enter the offset of the post from the window frame.


Enter the depth of the window's frame.


Enter the width of the window's frame.


Enter the sash depth. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the sash width. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the offset of the sash from the window frame. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the thickness of the glass.


Enter a depth for the posts. Posts are what link the frames of a bay or box window.


Enter the width of the inside portion of the posts. Posts are what join the frames of a bay or box window.


Enter the offset of the post from the window frame.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying window measurements.


Enter the depth of the window's frame.


Enter the width of the window's frame.


Enter the sash depth. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the sash width. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the offset of the sash from the window frame. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the thickness of the glass.


Enter the mullion depth. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the mullion width. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Check if you want to add a mullion between window units.


Enter the depth of the window's frame.


Enter the width of the window's frame.


Enter the sash depth. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the sash width. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the mullion depth. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the mullion width. A mullion is a thin, non-structural divider between window units or frames.


Enter the thickness of the glass.


Enter the offset of the sash from the window frame. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying window measurements.


Preview of the window.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across the window.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want the window to have vertically.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want to go across the window.


Enter the number of panes of glass you want the window to have vertically.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying window measurements.


Enter the overall width of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall height of the window including the frame.


Enter the width of one window panel including the frame.


Enter the angle of the panels in degrees (the center of the window is 0 degrees).


Enter the overall width of the window including the frame.


Enter the overall height of the window including the frame.


Enter the width of one window panel including the frame.


Enter the angle of the panels in degrees (the center of the window is 0 degrees).


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have.


Enter the number of panels you want the window to have.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying window measurements.


Enter the depth of the window's frame.


Enter the width of the window's frame.


Enter the sash depth. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the sash width. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the offset of the sash from the window frame. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the thickness of the glass.


Enter a depth for the posts. Posts are what link the frames of a bow window.


Enter the width of the inside portion of the posts. Posts are what join the frames of a bow window.


Enter the offset of the post from the window frame.


Enter the depth of the window's frame.


Enter the width of the window's frame.


Enter the sash depth. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the sash width. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the offset of the sash from the window frame. A sash is a single frame holding one or more panes of glass. It is set into the window frame.


Enter the width of the windowsill.


Enter the thickness of the glass.


Enter a depth for the posts. Posts are what link the frames of a bow window.


Enter the width of the inside portion of the posts. Posts are what join the frames of a bow window.


Enter the offset of the post from the window frame.


Click this button to proceed with the photo-realistic image generation process.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Enter the desired directory and file name to save the image file under.


Click this button to select a different directory or file name for the image file.


Displays your location in the world. You can change this on the Sun Position page of the Options dialog box.


Displays the Date selected on the Sun Position page of the Options dialog.


Displays the time selected on the Sun Position page of the Options dialog.


Displays the brightness level selected on the Sun Position page of the Options dialog.


Click this button to go to the Photo Realistic page of the Options dialog box (so you can control image output).


The sun position settings determine the intensity of the sunlight.


Displays the maximum number of minutes the radiosity process will run. You can change this setting on the Photo Realistic page of the Options dialog box.


The maximum number of minutes you will allow the radiosity process to run.


Choose a location (country then city) from the list.


Choose a month from the list.


Choose a day from the list.


Enter the time of day (use the 24-hour clock).


Enter the direction your model is facing.

Samples:

North - 0

East - 90

South - 180

West - 270


Check this box if you are in Daylight Savings time.


Click this button to save the settings you've specified as the default settings.


Enter the height of the tree excluding the trunk portion


Enter the radius of the bottom portion of the bushy part. The smaller the radius, the thinner the bottom will be.


Enter the radius of the upper portion of the bushy part. The smaller the radius, the thinner the top will be.


Enter the overall width of the bushy part.


Enter the height of the tree excluding the trunk portion.


Enter the radius of the bottom portion of the bushy part. The smaller the radius, the thinner the bottom will be.


Enter the radius of the upper portion of the bushy part. The smaller the radius, the thinner the top will be.


Enter the distance for the cut-off line for the bottom of the bushy part in relation to the lower tip of the bushy part.


Enter the distance for the cut-off line for the top of the bushy part in relation to the upper tip of the bushy part.


Enter the distance for the cut-off line for the bottom of the bushy part in relation to the lower tip of the bushy part.


Enter the distance for the cut-off line for the top of the bushy part in relation to the upper tip of the bushy part.


Enter the height from the ground to the underside of the bushy part.


Enter the radius of the upper portion of the trunk. The smaller the radius, the thinner the top of the trunk will be.


Enter the radius of the lower portion of the trunk. The smaller the radius, the thinner the bottom of the trunk will be.


Enter the height from the ground to the underside of the bushy part.


Enter the radius of the upper portion of the trunk. The smaller the radius, the thinner the top of the trunk will be.


Enter the radius of the lower portion of the trunk. The smaller the radius, the thinner the bottom of the trunk will be.


Use the labelled image as a guide when specifying tree dimensions.


Enter the desired name for the surface.


Enter the desired luminous intensity for the surface in lumens (LM).


Check this box if you do not want light to pass through the surface.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Choose a label from the Quick List or type the desired text in the text window.


Enter the text to insert.


Click this button to cut selected text and put it on the Clipboard.


Click this button to copy selected text to the Clipboard.


Click this button to paste text from the Clipboard.


Click this button to undo the last Cut, Copy or Paste you performed.


Enter the desired text to insert.


Enter the desired text to insert.


Click this button to delete text selected in the text window.


Click this button for left-justified text.


Click this button for center-justified text.


Click this button for right-justified text.


Cut, Copy, Paste, Delete, Undo.


Select either left-, right- or center-justified text.


The Quick List is a list of saved text labels. You can select a label to insert or add a new one to the list.


Choose a font from the list.


Choose a font style from the list (Bold, Italic, etc.).


Enter the desired Point size for the text.


Click here to select a color for the text.


Check this box if you want fixed spacing between characters.


Text samples reflecting the current font selections.


Select this option if you want your dimension text above the dimension line.


Select this option if you want your dimension text inside the dimension line.


Enter the desired distance between sets of dimensions (e.g. between single and overall dimensions).


Enter the desired distance between dimension lines and objects.


Click the color button to select a dimension line color.


Click here to select an extension line color.


Select this option if you want your extension lines to adjust to the objects being dimensioned.


Select this option for non-adjustable extension lines.


Select this option if you want arrows as your arrowhead type.


Select this option if you want ticks as your arrowhead type.


Select this option if you want dots as your arrowhead type.


Enter the desired rounding factor for dimension values.


Choose where you want the dimension text to appear in relation to the dimension line.


Choose where you want the dimension text to appear in relation to the dimension line.


Choose either adjustable or non-adjustable extension lines.


Choose either adjustable or non-adjustable extension lines.


Check to turn dimensions on.


Choose whether you want the dimension text to appear above or inside the dimension line.


The Spacing Factor is the distance between sets of dimension lines.

The Offset Factor is the distance between dimension lines and objects.


The Spacing Factor is the distance between sets of dimension lines.

The Offset Factor is the distance between dimension lines and objects.


The colors you select here determine the color of your dimension line and extension lines.


Extension lines are the lines at the ends of a dimension line. Choose either fixed or adjustable extension lines.


Choose either arrows, ticks or dots as your arrowhead type.


Choose either arrows, ticks or dots as your arrowhead type.


Choose either arrows, ticks or dots as your arrowhead type.


Choose either arrows, ticks or dots as your arrowhead type.


Select this option if you want to dimension to the center of openings.


Select this option if you want to dimension to the outer edges of openings.


Select this option if you want to dimension to the center of walls.


Select this option if you want to dimension to the inside edges of walls.


Dimensions to the center of openings.


Dimensions to the outer edges of openings.


Dimensions to the center of walls.


Dimensions to the inside edges of walls.


Check this box to enable dimensioning of openings.


Check this box to enable dimensioning to interior walls.


The options in the Openings area let you choose whether or not openings are included in the dimensioning as well as how the dimensioning works around openings.


The options in the Interior Walls area let you choose whether or not interior walls are included in the exterior dimensioning as well as how the dimensioning works around interior walls.


Choose a unit of measure to draw in.


Check this box to display a drawing grid over your drawing area.


Enter the desired spacing between the horizontal lines of your Grid.


Enter the desired spacing between the vertical lines of your Grid.


Check this box to make your cursor snap to pre-determined points on the Grid.


Enter the angle increment you want your cursor to snap at.


Click this button to save the settings you've specified as the defaults.


Check this box to run in Auto Insert mode, meaning you can insert an object as soon as you activate its command. If Auto Insert is disabled, you have to click an Insert button before inserting an object.


Uncheck this box to disable the start-up screen.


Select a unit to draw in from the Unit of Measure drop box. Uncheck the Auto Insert box only if you prefer to click an Insert button before inserting an object (as opposed to being able to insert it right away after choosing a tool).


The Grid is a set of horizontal and vertical lines that appears over your drawing.


The Snap makes your cursor "snap" to pre-determined points on the drawing grid.


Enter the length of the object.


Enter the depth or width of the object.


Enter the height of the object.


Enter the distance of the object from the floor surface.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Use labelled image as a guide when specifying object dimensions.


Enter the length of the object.


Enter the depth or width of the object.


Enter the height of the object.


Click this button to make your choice.


Enter the distance of the object from the floor surface


Choose an item from the list.


Plan view of your model. Use this window when positioning your camera.


Click this button to tilt the camera down.


Click this button to tilt the camera up.


Click this button to move the camera lower from its current position.


Click this button to move the camera higher from its current position.


The Angle is the included angle in the view. The larger the angle the wider the view.


The Tilt Angle is the angle your camera is tilted at (straight ahead, up or down).


The height of the camera above the floor.


Enter the included view angle (the larger the angle, the wider the view).


Enter the tilt angle for the camera.


Enter the height of the camera above the floor.


The Near is the distance included in the view. Anything past this distance is not included in the view.


Enter the distance included in the view. Anything past this distance is not included in the view.


Click this button to zoom in.


Click this button to pan.


Click this button to zoom to the previous view.


Click this button to zoom out.


Click this button to zoom window.


Click this button to zoom to the extents of the drawing.


Click and drag the camera handle for tilt control.


Click this button to make the included angle of view smaller.


Click this button to widen the included angle of view.


Click this button to reset the Angle, Tilt Angle and Height to their defaults.


Check this box for right-angled views only. This box must be unchecked if you want to do a walkthrough.


Click to toggle between View and Walk mode.


In View mode, click this button for a back, left 3D view.

In Walk mode, click this button to move forward and rotate left.


In View mode, click this button for a back elevation view.

In Walk mode, click this button to move forward.


In View mode, click this button for a back, right 3D view.

In Walk mode, click this button to move forward and rotate right.


In View mode, click this button for a left elevation view.

In Walk mode, click this button to move left.


Displays the model in plan view.


In View mode, click this button for a right elevation view.

In Walk mode, click this button to move right.


In View mode, click this button for a front, left 3D view.

In Walk mode, click this button to move backward and rotate left.


In View mode, click this button for a front elevation view.

In Walk mode, click this button to move backward.


In View mode, click this button for a front, right 3D view.

In Walk mode, click this button to move backward and rotate right.


Click this button for a shaded view.


Click this button for a rendered view.


Click this button for a wireframe view.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Enter a name for the view.


Enter a brief description of the view to help you identify it.


Choose a view to open, then click OK.


Preview of the selected view.


Click this button to delete a selected view from the list.


Check this box if you want the new view to appear in a new window.


Choose a saved view from the list and view a preview in the Preview window.


Closes this dialog and carries out any selections you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click a plus sign (+) to expand the tree. Choose an item to display or hide by clicking the item's light bulb icon.


Choose either Location or Element as the sort type for the filter tree.


Click this button to automatically expand the filter tree completely.


Click this button to automatically display everything in your drawing.


Click this button to automatically hide everything in your drawing.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Sample image of selected material.


Click a plus sign (+) to expand the tree if necessary. Choose a material from the list.


Enter the desired scale (size) for the material. The larger the scale, the larger the pattern will appear when applied to objects.


Click a plus sign (+) to expand the tree if necessary. Choose a material from the list.


Click this button to add a new floor location to the list.


Click this button to delete a selected location from the list.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Floor Level

The height of the floor above the ground (assuming ground = 0).

Head Height

The distance from the floor to the top of the windows.

Ceiling Height

The distance from the floor to the underside of the ceiling.

Wall Height

The total height of the location's walls from the floor to the top of the walls.


Use the image as a guide when specifying floor location settings.


Enter a descriptive name for the object/material including basic measurements. Names cannot be changed once the object has been added to the database.


Choose a supplier from the list or enter one in the Supplier box.


Enter the unit price for the object/material, then select a unit from the Unit drop box (e.g. Each).


Choose a unit to complement the price information. Items like doors are priced individually (Each), while items like walls are priced per square foot.


Enter a brief description of the object/material if desired.


Check this box to include the object in the material list.


One of the object's components.


Click here to select a color for the component.


Click here to choose a texture from the Material Library.


Enter the angle for the texture (if you've selected one).


One of the object's components.


Click here to select a color for the component.


Click here to choose a texture from the Material Library.


Enter the angle for the texture (if you've selected one).


One of the object's components.


Click here to choose a color for the current component.


Click here to choose a texture from the Material Library.


Enter the angle for the texture (if you've selected one).


One of the object's components.


Click here to choose a color for the current component.


Click here to choose a texture from the Material Library.


Enter the angle for the texture (if you've selected one).


One of the object's components.


Click here to choose a color for the current component.


Click here to choose a texture from the Material Library.


Enter the angle for the texture (if you've selected one).


Choose a surface property type. This determines the "shininess" of the object. Glass is very shiny, for example, while wood is much less shiny.


Choose a surface property type. This determines the "shininess" of the object. Glass is very shiny, for example, while wood is much less shiny.


Choose a surface property type. This determines the "shininess" of the object. Glass is very shiny, for example, while wood is much less shiny.


Choose a surface property type. This determines the "shininess" of the object. Glass is very shiny, for example, while wood is much less shiny.


Choose a surface property type. This determines the "shininess" of the object. Glass is very shiny, for example, while wood is much less shiny.


Name of the selected texture.


Name of the selected texture.


Name of the selected texture.


Name of the selected texture.


Name of the selected texture.


One of the object's components.


Click here to choose a color for the current component.


Click here to choose a texture from the Material Library.


Enter the angle for the texture (if you've selected one).


One of the object's components.


Click here to choose a color for the current component.


Click here to choose a texture from the Material Library.


Enter the angle for the texture (if you've selected one).


Choose a surface property type. This determines the "shininess" of the object. Glass is very shiny, for example, while wood is much less shiny.


Choose a surface property type. This determines the "shininess" of the object. Glass is very shiny, for example, while wood is much less shiny.


Name of the selected texture.


Name of the selected texture.


Click the point in your drawing where you want to start measuring.


Click the point in your drawing where you want to start measuring.


Choose the property line you want to change.


Enter the desired length for the current line.


Enter the angle of the current line using the degree/minute/second format.


Enter the distance of the setback line from the property line.


Choose either Left or Right to indicate whether the setback line is on the left or right side of the property line.


Enter the arc angle of the property line using the degree/minute/second format.


Choose either Left or Right to indicate the direction of the arc if you have specified an arc angle.


Check to include site dimension text with your boundary.


Click this button to add the new (current) line to the boundary.


Click the Open button to open the boundary so you can add a new line. When you click Open, the Peg No. box reads "New". To close the boundary, click Close.


Click this button to close the boundary.


Choose a property line from the Peg No. drop box, then specify its length and angle as well the distance of the setback line from the property line.


The settings in the Arc area determine the arc and arc direction of the current property line.


Use the image as a guide when defining property lines.


Click this button to exit the dialog box.


The material list displays the materials used to create your model, the quantity and unit price of each material as well as the total price of materials.


Click this button to change the font of material list text.


Click this button to print the current material list.


Click this button to turn the gridlines in the Material List dialog on and off.


Raytracing is used to produce a higher-quality image with reflections and accurate shadows. Complements the Radiosity technique.


Radiosity is a technique for calculating light distribution. Complements the Raytrace technique.


Select Both if you want to use both Raytracing and Radiosity techniques for calculating light distribution (recommended).


Choose a pre-defined size for the image.


Enter the desired width for the finished image.


Enter the desired height for the finished image.


Enter the name under which you want the photo-realistic image to be saved.


Choose an image quality value (5 is the highest quality).


Click this button to find an existing file to write the photo-realistic image to.


Click this button to save the settings you've specified as the default settings.


Enter the desired brightness level for the image.


Drag the slider to select your preferred brightness level.


The settings in the Process area determine the quality of the finished image as well the processes used to generate the image.


The brightness settings determine the overall brightness of the finished image. Outdoor shots will have a higher brightness level than indoor shots.


The selections in the Output File area determine the size of the image as well as the location where it is saved.


Enter the maximum number of minutes you will allow the radiosity process to run.


Closes this dialog and cancels the task completely.


Indicates which process is currently happening. The first process is the preparation of the image for export to a file. The second process is the Radiosity process, where light distribution is calculated. The third process is the Raytracing process which complements the Radiosity process and generates the bitmap file.


Indicates which process is currently happening. The first process is the preparation of the image for export to a file. The second process is the Radiosity process, where light distribution is calculated. The third process is the Raytracing process which complements the Radiosity process and generates the bitmap file.


Indicates how much of the image generation has been completed.


Click this button to stop the radiosity process and go directly to the raytracing process. You may want to do this if the radiosity process is taking a very long time or seems to have paused. If you click the Stop button during the raytracing process, the task will be cancelled completely.


Indicates how much time has gone by since the image generation process began.


Indicates how much of the image generation has been completed.


Indicates how much time has gone by since the image generation process began.


Indicates how much time has gone by since the image generation process began.


Indicates how much of the image generation has been completed.


Click this button to select a background color for the drawing area.


Choose a background from the list to display behind your model.


Click this button to select a ground plane color.


Click here to select a default floor surface color.


Click here to select a default ceiling color.


Click the texture box next to this box to select a default floor texture.


Click the texture box next to this box to select a default ceiling texture.


Shows sample of selected background texture.


Click here to select a texture for the ground plane.


Click here to select a default texture for floor surfaces.


Click here to select a default texture for ceilings.


Enter the desired length for the ground plane.


Enter the desired width for the ground plane.


Click the texture box next to this box to select a texture.


Click this button to save the settings you've made as the default Texture settings.


Click a color button to select a color from the color palette.


Click a texture button to select a texture from the material library.


Refers to the background of your drawing area.


A ground plane appears behind your model when you are viewing in 3D.


Default color/texture setting for floor surfaces.


Default color/texture setting for ceiling surfaces.


The ground plane dimensions determine the length and width of the ground plane.


Closes this dialog and performs the action of the selected option.


Select this option to copy the walls from a selected location to the new location.


Select this option to gray out a selected location so you can trace over its walls to create new walls for a new location.


Select this option to temporarily hide existing locations from view so you can draw walls for a new one.


Choose a location to copy or trace.


You can either copy the walls from a selected location, trace the walls of an existing location or draw new walls to create a new location.


Choose a location to copy or use as a guide for tracing.