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New Features
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Trim overlaps
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Trim materials can now be set with an ‘Overlap’ in the Setup wizard
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This will allow trim parts to overlap which effectively decrease the coverage length of a trim part
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For example, if you use a 10’ long ridge trim part with a 6” overlap, 2 ridge caps will not cover a 20’ ridge (so you will end up with a quantity of 3-10’ ridge caps in this case)
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Interior wall default settings
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There is a new ‘Interior Walls’ group on the ‘Details’ tab below ‘Wall Liner’ that can be set in the framing rules
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When inputting DIvider Walls you can pick settings for ‘Side A’ and a ‘Side B’
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You can select a side to ‘Match Exterior’, ‘Match Liner’ (or ‘None‘)
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This will match sheathing, wall trims, opening trims, girts and skirtboards accordingly
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(Liner must be turned on to apply to the interior wall)
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This is a first step for interior wall framing and liner options that will be expanded as we continue to work on interior wall input
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Option to use jamb post instead of standard post when opening is placed against a standard post
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A new checkbox called ‘Use Jamb Post instead of Standard Post’ is available for each opening type
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If checked, when an opening is placed against a standard post then the standard post automatically switches to use the jamb post material
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Option for material Outputs to use ‘Multiply by Qty Per Selling Unit’.
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If turned on, all materials with a ‘Qty Per Selling Unit’ will multiply the required units by the quantity per selling unit
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For example, if a job requires 3 boxes of nails with 100 per box (and if this is checked on for the Output) then the quantity will be reported as 300 (and not 3 boxes)
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Assemblies will now use the Pick Length instead of cut length when calculating materials
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For example, If you have a calculation to use 1 screw per lineal foot of ridge cap. If you have a 15 foot ridge and you call out 2-10’ ridge cap trim parts in a job, the calculation will give you 20 screws. Previously you would get 15 screws.
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Starting Models are now available through the API
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GetStartingModels api returns the Id, Name, and image urls for all the starting models
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Bug-Fix-Girt Blocking on walk door should stop at top of SkirtBoard
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Bug-Fix-Several overhang issues especially with shed roofs
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BUG FIX-Package selections don’t transfer correctly with Emodeler jobs
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BUG FIX-Gable corner posts being cut short on main building and porch with inset gable
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BUG FIX-Gambrel over a 16 pitch on the lower slope removes the gable edge trim
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BUG FIX-40′ wide building with full length offset down zero eave porch removes wall sheathing
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BUG FIX-Change which product systems control which trim types in some cases
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Edge and Flashing trims are now controlled only by Roof Systems, and Fascia are controlled only by Overhang Systems
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BUG FIX-The calculation of {
MainBuildingExteriorMetalHeigh t} is wrong if there are overhangs. -
BUG FIX-Remove white area when all materials are removed from panel
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BUG FIX-Correctly handle signed PDF files for outputs
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BUG FIX-Save As- does not work if cannot start from scratch
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BUG FIX-Assemblies-If more than 1 condition then the Calcs only use the first condition on the list.
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BUG FIX-Hidden materials break job and packages for builder