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

I also would like to be able to move/minimize/close the floating chat bubble as well

Yes this would be helpful for me as well rather than having to go through each set of items on the takeoff Maybe the solution is a checkbox or something where if checked, all those item types will ...

Probably decimal values so that they can be fed straight into Excel but I'll let others chime in

Todd yeah that's exactly what I typically do, but this time around on the project I was working on I wanted to just grab all of that stuff with assemblies instead of exporting to Excel. As the dead...

Yeah I already have a workaround where I use a numeric custom property and assign numbers 1 - 20 to them, and then sort the report on that column, and that works. But with a large number of assemb...

Requested this a while back

Ok I guess I was incorrect. I just experienced a similar bug this morning using the arrow object where I'm certain I didn't group it with any of the other takeoff objects on the page, and it some h...

Yep I posted a feature request for this last month

This happened to me the other week when I accidentally used the group command without realizing a highlight was selected at the same time as an area takeoff. I wonder if that's what happened in here

Yeah I encounter this as well when exporting to Excel. It's a data overload of sorts where all the sections of each takeoff object come up on every cell, when I only want the takeoff object's tota...

Really need this soon. Long story short, had a project with poor coordination between arch and struc drawings, and it was just discovered that I missed some items on my takeoff that occurred around...

I would like the ability to share a link to someone on the field that locks them into a certain layer (for example, one that shows no takeoff data on it)

Just wanted to bump this. The current Scale All tool doesn't really work the way I envisioned. I want the AI to grab the scale I highlighted on the current page, and then once it has captured that...