[Troy DeGroot]

Thanks for downloading the Free Tools @wpajakwmjdonovan-com

Once you have all your tools built and placed in the Toolset, click on the properties gear to the right of the Toolset title. Then select Legend > Create New Legend. This will create a legend of only the tools in that Toolset. Next, go to your properties and modify what data you want to see and its appearance. Then, right-click on the legend and select ‘Add to Toolchest’, choosing the same toolset. This should keep everything clean and organized.

If this was already your workflow, let us know a little more detail on what isn’t working for you.

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[Troy DeGroot]

Yes Sir, you can set the zoom in the Layers panel so you only see markups when zoomed into a specific scale threshold. It’s nice when you have a lot of markups in a small area, you can have smaller markups so they don’t overlap.

[Troy DeGroot]

I have some customer training to complete before the slower holiday week. I plan to upgrade then. I’m looking forward to deep diving into Cloud and GoCanvas over the break.

[Troy DeGroot]

Welcome to the community @stigw

I’m not sure what type of arrows you’re looking for. If you look at the Properties Panel, or the Properties Bar above the drawing area, you can pick from several different arrowhead styles and customize the size. Not sure if this helps, but keep us posted.

[Troy DeGroot]

As always, I’m going to hold off for a little while. I was hoping for 21.7.1 with just bug fixes, so I’m still back a few updates. I did have some students yesterday who had upgraded; they didn’t mention anything in class.

[Troy DeGroot]

Some manufacturers have AutoDesk and Bluebeam tools ready to download. If you want to talk about custom tools, we can set up a call so I can put together a proposal. Click here to schedule a call. https://uchapter2.com/contact-us/

[Troy DeGroot]

Wanted to give in Tammy’s name.

I see Heidi Wiebe or Tyler Hesketh as team options. Which one should we pick, if it matters?

[Troy DeGroot]

If the total length of a bent bar around the box culvert is 6′-6″, you would have a column to enter that. Add a column indicating the bar spacing. Then your Polylength tool measures the length of the culvert, telling you how many bars based on the spacing. Last, build a formula column to multiply the bar length by the number of bars. Thoughts? Also, make a custom column for the bar size so you can sort by size and find those totals.

[Troy DeGroot]

Some companies want linear footage, while others want tonnage. The formula for Tonnage is definitely easier and more consistent. Thanks for circling back @dhwalkellc .

[Troy DeGroot]

Excellent, welcome to the community @wpajakwmjdonovan-com

Thank you for posting, your question will help others learn and avoid the same struggles.

[Troy DeGroot]

Proud to still do that. Hopefully, I still have some nuggets you can use. I just have to get all the way through my tips & tricks presentation. 🙃

[Troy DeGroot]

They are a utility company laying out underground gas and electric, along with overhead electric. They were flexible on the linestyles, so we got it to work out.

[Troy DeGroot]

Done.

[Troy DeGroot]

Maybe I’m overthinking it. Is this in Bluebeam? How did you create a line with 2 colors?

[Troy DeGroot]

I was thinking, rather than fixing them, you could remove them and recreate them correctly using the labels. I’m confident you have it diled in, just asking for the sake of learning.