by Customer Care | Jul 13, 2016 | Walls, Doors, and Windows |
Are you doing a presentation drawing and want to shade in the walls to a solid colour? Go to Settings-Program Settings-Building Aids. Check Enable Solid Fill and voila the walls will darken in. Some walls not darkened? Look at the Properties of that wall and under the... 
by Customer Care | Jul 13, 2016 | Walls, Doors, and Windows |
Watch as Don Cable, Envisioneer Distributor in Australia profiles the flexibility of inserting windows in an Envisioneer model. 
by Customer Care | Jul 13, 2016 | Walls, Doors, and Windows |
Along the same wall you have two openings and on one you want casing and on the other you don’t. As a default the properties of the wall will put casing around both. Left click to select the opening that you want to remove the trim. Right click and select... 
by Customer Care | Jul 13, 2016 | Walls, Doors, and Windows |
In one room you may have two different finishes along one length of wall. How do you give two finishes to one wall? You break it where the finish changes and then they become two independent walls that can have two different finishes. To break a wall, left click to... 
by Customer Care | Jul 13, 2016 | Walls, Doors, and Windows |
In Envisioneer the member command allows you to create a member any size shape and material so it is a very versatile tool that can be used for tiled backsplashes or a concrete curb for a brick ledge. watch… 
by Customer Care | Jul 13, 2016 | Walls, Doors, and Windows |
Have you sketched out a layout with lines and need a quick way to now make that a 3D object. Select the lines and then right click and select Convert To. Your options include convert to: walls, retaining walls, members, footings and edging. This is particularly...