Are you saying it wouldn't properly calculate unless you had an open parenthesis before the first if statement? I ran into trouble when I was messing around with some if formulas a couple weeks bac...

I forgot about this request and wanted to mention it again to see if anyone else was also interested in this. To clarify again, the AI would grab the scale off 1 page, and then it would instantly a...

A "master opacity slider" for all areas on the current page would be nifty too (if feasible)

Yes John's enhancement request to text search would be nice. Additionally, I would like the option to make search more selective to find exact matches, for instances when I only want to find a sing...

I thought you could already see this stuff in reports if you go all the way to the right and look at the Created at/Updated at columns?

Nevermind spoke too soon (it's still not attaching items to the takeoff object on a paste)

I'm noticing a similar issue (still occurring right now). When I copy & paste a template takeoff that I've already used, the items aren't attaching to it like children. They're getting pasted witho...

Well from that right click menu directly on the plan page. Hide All works, but Show All will not override & unhide anything that was set to hidden on the right panel. Example: If you have all your...

Symbol and image search will be essential for me due to all the plans I still receive that lack text layers on their PDFsOnce you add that feature, the other software I occasionally use for that so...

@Sam I know about that feature but it doesn't override the takeoff panel. In other words if I hide something on the panel on the right, and then I use Show All from the right click menu, it still ...

Yeah PlanSwift had a "master visible/invisible switch" on one of its toolbars. Would come in handy here

The only time I need the decimals is when engineer provides exact dimensions that I have to follow for a wall. I've been using the report area to extract all of my takeoff figures these days so I w...

Nice! Overlays have finally arrived and it seems like you guys have built a great rendition of it Thank you! 🙏

Yeah this would be nice, I mentioned a similar idea yesterday about having "assembly folders" where any takeoff objects inserted inside of them automatically has assembly items/properties applied t...

Yeah in PlanSwift you were able to set bookmarks for stuff like this. Also, not sure if you guys are using Chrome, but on that browser if you click & hold down on the browser's back button, you can...

I have another possible idea for the issue with having the extract schedule tool put together a large list of takeoff objects that aren't assigned to assemblies. What if you could create an "assemb...

On my end, I ran into an instance where putting L & W values where they're intended to go made the object misalign with the shape on the plan drawing, but had no effect on my formulas and calculati...

Great update, I'm getting closer and closer to barely needing Excel

Yes a toggle to choose whether you want the count takeoff object to visually match the dimensions or use the default smaller format would be helpful. In the interim I'm just hiding them like I norm...

Yes I would also like the ability to pull up a list/quickly return to & zoom in on any areas I highlighted with the highlighter tool in the project, the same way you can with sections of takeoff ob...

It's on their list

Yes some enhancement for user customization with the schedule extractor is definitely needed so that we can tie the extracted list to assemblies and items within templates. For example, being able ...

Hey while we're on the topic of hotkeys, I would love "H" to toggle the hide command when I click on a takeoff object to save time from needing to right click and physically select Hide

I'm confused. Is this for changing the physical size of the objects that the system will generate on the screen when the user wants to do count takeoffs? Or is this for providing inputs for LxWxH o...

Yeah to add to this idea, I'd really prefer if the randomizer leaned more towards generating lighter shades rather than darker tones since I'm typically always working off black & white plans