I think it makes sense to have search visible by default. They don't take up much screen real estate, and it’s not exactly obvious they're available unless you've dug through a bunch of videos and ...

I agree, zzTakeoff is knocking it out of the park with these features. This one in particular, even. I just think they could be tweaked to make them even better. I have a minor annoyance of having ...

I agree at some point we'll have to accept that zzTakeoff handles things different than OST, but this one feels like it would be quicker because it's slightly less clicks and less fishing through a...

I'll throw in a third for Areas. I used that feature on just about every project in OST.

I've had the same thought, but ultimately I simply don't want to do that. It feels like double work and a slow down to workflow. Plus, it would be annoying to teach to other estimators that ultimat...

@Lorin is there documentation we could look at to help us build our own naming formulas? The syntax of using print and $ft\ & $in\ is not intuitive and I wouldn't have guessed that's what would hav...

I think if you are consistent with the naming of your parts/item, then they should automatically sum for you in the reports. This: Outputs this already:

Yeah, I don't like the usage work around either. I think I'm a bit lower tech than you are- I am simply exporting to my excel template. My current work around is having a manual '0' quantity placeh...

Each paint takeoff has a part/item that shares a common name (e.g. paint) that outputs the area of the takeoff. When you go to an item report it tallies up all the parts/items with the same name in...

I can see this as a solution for some, but I don't utilize parts/items. They don't seem to have an output for takeoff type reports which is our preferred way of exporting takeoff data right now. I ...

I'm with Kyle here. It would be very nice to be able to show/hide via grey folder or have the ability to multi select and hide. Similarly, I'm not sure if this is a bug or not, but when you right c...

Thanks Heber, that sounds exciting! I will say this is something I see myself using very regularly if I'm able to just lasso a note on a drawing and have it copied in sentence case vs uppercase (a...