all set, thanks!

thats actually a component to the earthwork plugin from zz - just a help tab for the earthwork

@Kyle Bonde - I did something similar, expanded it to inlduded a Mark-up and RFI tab, and you can link mark-ups to RFIs

@Todd, could you also send me that email? Much appreciated.

Also having issues, especially with point counts

I am not, see screenshots

Edge stinks, Google Chrome! (non-official response)

I agree, I think a prompt when you right click on the takeoff that says "select takeoff" would be beneficial.

Ditto! Also, maybe a "default" legend (ie text size, number of quantities shown, etc)

am i able to send a screenshot video?

thank you!

ahhh sorry about that, i didnt see that on the keyboard shortcuts. thank you!

Okay I see, all set. Thanks!

i dont see one for this week, only next week

yep that is correct!

Is this in consideration? Seems like a logical one? The main reason I want this feature is to be able to sort by cost code/trade, turn on/off what I want to see on the page without having to create...

Using chrome on PC. See below for screen shots. Selected these five pages, right click to bring up menu, select print selected pages Everything gets selected to print

Thanks Heber, I'm actually trying to grab the takeoff within the cutout. see attached screenshot for reference.

Yes that should work! How does the linear and count takeoff work within a cutout an area? Would the linear trace the perimeter of the cutout?

Is this one still in planning? I do alot of ceiling/flooring takeoffs, so I'm hoping this one is in the works 😂

@Heber I understand that somewhat - but moving the takeoff to a different folder requires you to click and hold, and stay on the takeoff menu. Similar to multi-selecting - you have to be on the tak...

I don't understand the question. Here is what I am referring to:

You can disregard this, it was because the takeoffs were grouped together. The secondary question still stands.

Eric, if you need a placeholder, here is my formula for tons. Wearing Depth is a custom variable. [Wearing Depth (in)] / 12*[Area:SF]*150/2000

Just a heads up, the advanced user webinar under the training section is actually linked to the new users webinar.