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Chief Architect X10 Reference Manual

Columns and Objects to Include

Every schedule has a selection of Columns hinged door, one a slider and one a pocket
to Include and Objects to Include in its door.
Schedule Defaults and Specification If you prefer, you can uncheck Group
dialogs. The columns that are available Similar Objects in the Schedule
depend on the type of schedule selected. See Specification dialog to place every object in
“General Panel” on page 676.
its own row, regardless of any shared
Information in the Code, Comment, attributes. See “General Panel” on page 676.
Description, Manufacturer, and Supplier
columns is drawn from an object’s Note: The object preview columns do not
specification dialog. See “Object affect whether objects are grouped in the
Information Panel” on page 685. same line or not.
Most schedules also have a selection of
Objects to Include, as well. For example, Column Totals
you can specify whether to include If a Door, Window, or Room Finish Schedule
Plumbing, Appliances, and HVAC in a includes an Area column, an additional
Fixture Schedule. Objects to include can be “Totals” row will display at the bottom of the
used to create a variety of special purpose schedule for total area calculations. Room
schedules. See “Working with Multiple Finish Schedules will also include a “Totals”
Schedules” on page 674. row if multiple rooms included in the
schedule have identical objects in them.
Note: Cabinet, Electrical, Fixture, and Furni-
ture Schedules have an "Other" Objects to Object Previews
Include option that refers to architectural
blocks set to be included in that schedule Aside from those for Framing, Rooms, and
type. See “Architectural Block Specification Layouts, schedules have a selection of
Dialog” on page 972. Columns that display object preview images.
Columns and Quantity With the exception of plant images, 3D
object previews are drawn using plot lines.
It is important to remember that by default, Each object preview inherits its line color,
the number of columns you choose to include weight, and style from the object’s layer
in a schedule influences the number of settings in the “Camera View Set” layer set.
separate line items that will be listed in the See “Layer Sets” on page 187.
schedule.
The 2D Symbol preview uses the settings for
For example, if you have three 30” wide the layer set that is currently active in floor
doors and do not include the Size and plan view. The 2D Symbol column is not
Description columns, the three doors will be available for Doors, Windows, or Cabinets.
listed in the same line item - even if one is a

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