I’d like to chime in as well. For me, I’d like a takeoff item for concrete paving, with a subassembly specific to the gravel. If I can avoid it, I don’t want to do the takeoff twice. Ideally, I’d d...

Team, I just watched the video that Todd and Derek made before reading all of these comments. I don't have access to the test server, so I was unable to verify this. I have a couple of questions fo...

From reading previous posts, it appears that most are using the "layer" functionality to distinguish between takeoff data for plan versions/revisions. For the Takeoff data Copy option, are we going...

Thanks for the update. I was reading Plansets & Versioning on the inside track this morning, and it appears that you are all on the right track.

We have this functionality in our estimating platform that helps the user in these scenarios, but the backend (coding) side is obviously a bit tricky. I can right-click the item(s), or I have an op...

One challenge that will arise from this is ensuring that components in existing estimates remain at the same cost that they were bid at. I assume that the estimate is a SQL database? There could be...

The other side to this is we need to have that "box" not always tied to 0°, 45°, 90°, etc. There are multiple times where items are skewed i.e. dumpster pads, parking stalls, etc.

What about also adding the ability to have another viewport (multiple would be ideal) on the same sheet, that has different scales than the overall sheet? This comes into play with "enlarged" plan ...

It also works as the "stop" key, and that would be nice to have.