Oh wow! I forgot about this old feature request of mine from last year. This was way back before you guys added snap and ortho to the platform. Heber that duplicate feature looks like it would do t...

I also use layers on projects with multiple structures in case the GC wants separate quotes for each building and just to keep things cleaner

It would probably be nice to have something like this on each project (maybe in that new Plans tab they are adding) for when you are doing collabs with people on the other side of the world and wan...

@Ulises I just saw that the latest Chrome browser update added the split view feature to my Chrome today and it's a little less difficult to put up a split screen now. Just go to an open zz tab and...

Are you planning on adding some type of notes/to-dos capability into this new Plans tab? I know some users just add a blank page to each project and use the note tool to jam a bunch of their notes...

I wanted to do this today so I could scroll through one side while keeping the other page in a fixed position side by side, and the only way I was able to accomplish this was to collapse the left a...

Yes and I'd like the ability to truncate the values from the formulas that appear in there to 2 decimal places

Requested this several months ago

I have also had issues with batch rename on plans where the page titles are written vertically instead of horizontally like in Ben's example. The only thing I have found that has helped is drawing ...

I rarely use that dynamic part of the toolbar at all. New users who don't have prior experience with PS might still need to see what the names of those icons are though, at least initially

That box mode is going to make a ton of people happy. I never used it much in PS but apparently a lot of others did

Was hoping image search would be coming soon bc I'm still receiving a lot of plans that don't have pdf text layers and really want to move on from Bluebeam

Nope it's still occurring. Maybe disabling the left & right side of the window from being able to be resized if its near the opacity sliders could fix it, but I'm not sure that is possible. Is ther...

There's a bug occurring with this new feature when scrolling the opacity bar on overlays. When I drag the slider it resizes the window at the same time. It is happening whenever I move the mouse cu...

Yes I agree it should be less tedious Additionally I would like the platform to give us the ability to multiselect takeoffs on the left side pages panel by holding shift or control while clicking s...

Just wanted to add that I tested the comparative overlays on a PC with higher specs, and while there was a slight performance decline while panning and zooming while comparative overlay was active,...

@ Sam 1. All comparative overlays2. It happens regardless of how I do the overlay3. Everything...zooming in and out, panning...it slows to a crawl4. No there are no other overlays, and it happens o...

Yes there is a blurriness of the blues on my end as well

Only current workaround I'm aware of is using the combination of crop to new page & opaque overlays to stack the section details on the outer areas of the plan page like this: But yes, your sugges...

Yeah adding a field to assign it to a folder right on the new takeoff window would be useful for some - was just letting Kory know that you can currently do this in a slightly more tedious way

You can already do this. Before you click to create your new takeoff object, click on a folder on your list first so that it's selected, and then create the new takeoff object and it will automatic...

Happens to me as well on Chrome

To piggyback off of Derek's idea, I just discovered I can use his same method to throw section details directly onto a plan page instead of needing to pull them up in separate window. I thought usi...

I don't think it's pointless @ Jason. It demonstrates how the zz support team is readily available to assist estimators on this platform, unlike estimating software of the past. That being said, I ...

Thanks, that's good to know if I ever get around to revisiting it