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Hi, is there a way to copy an takeoff object in one scale on a page and paste that same object onto another page of a different scale? For exampl...

I am not sure if there is currently a way to do this. Maybe I missed it. However, I feel that it would be helpful to be able to set the scale base...

Why can we not look up a product / product list by the sku?

How can I delete the Project?

Callout Annotation Callouts can now support font, bold, italic, underline, and border radius. We also added bold, italic, and underline to Note...

I have all my materials rounding by 1 and the Takeoff quantities look good, but the report quantities are not rounding. Any thoughts?

Hello, I wanted to throw it out there but it would be super helpful to double click a detail called out on you roof framing plan and have it high ...

Hi All I am implementing the calculation for excavator drilling hours per linear meter using the 'IF' formula for bored piers. For this case, ...

How to increase the line thickness of linear takeoff?

Opacity on Linear You can how set opacity on Linear takeoffs similar to the other takeoff tools. Legend Column Headers Looks a lot...

I have a small project that has multiple scales per page. How do I scale?

Stacking overlays up for takeoff alternative method (Watch your scale) -Add Blank Page 18x24 here. Stack Overlays or Use the Opaque overlay...

For our plan sets, we have the diamond symbols for doors and a hexagon for windows. Is it possible to add the hexagon shape to counts and also w...

Wanted to get others' opinions about this before submitting as a feature request - what are your thoughts about legend properties carrying over fr...

Is there a way to measure beams, (for example, a triple LVL beam that is 25' 6" long) in a way that multiples the count by 3 while keeping the mea...

We just deployed an update to our TEST server with PDF point snapping 🙂 In this screenshot the area is snapping to the PDF points while drawi...

I'm curious how you guys would expect a "Linear with Width" to calculate. Currently it just takes the total length and multiplies it by the width ...

I must be missing something obvious but I can't figure it out.