If the image was placed in the programs Textures folder as recommended in Step 1, browse to this folder and select the image. Select the Texture radio button or the Texture dialog panel, depending on which product you're using, and then click either Select or Browse to browse for the image you'd like to use for your custom material.Give the new material a short, descriptive Name.Right-click on the User Catalog folder and select New> Material from the contextual menu.Once the image is in a location where it will not be moved or deleted, select View> Library Browser to open the Library Browser.If the programs data folder was moved, or installed to a different file location, then navigate into the programs Preferences, select the Folders dialog panel, and use the file path under the My Data Folder heading to locate the programs data folder, along with the Textures sub-folder. Mac: /Users/ /Documents/Home Designer Data/Textures Windows: C:\Users\ \Documents\Home Designer Data\Textures The default file location of the Textures folder is listed below for each platform. Type in a descriptive name for this new folder.Note: We highly recommend placing the image file in the programs Textures folder. Home Designer Minimum System Requirements. Core, Bonus, and Manufacturer Libraries, along with your User Library can all be moved to a custom location in Chief Architect Premier, Chief Architect Interiors, and Home Designer Pro. To create new folders (or sub-folders), right-click on the User Catalog and select New> Folder from the contextual menu. Moving Library Content to the Cloud or Other Custom Location.For example, you may want all of your cabinets together in a folder called 'Cabinets'. If you will be creating different types of custom objects, you may want to keep them organized into folders. Right-click on the User Catalog folder and select Paste Shortcut/Link.
Right-click on the object and select Copy from the contextual menu.Find the frequently used object from the Chief Architect Core, Bonus, or Manufacturer catalogs.Shortcuts/links to objects take up much less space on your system's hard drive, however, you won't be able to make custom modifications to the object until it is placed into your plan. X15 / 2024 X14 / 2023 X13 / 2022 X12 / 2021 X11 / 2020 X10 / 2019 X9 / 2018 X8 / 2017. To add shortcuts/links to frequently used objectsĪ shortcut/link to an object is different than making a copy of an object. Once an option has been selected, you may either have to select an image or file from your system, or define the new object in the dialog that displays. You can choose from thousands of styles, colors, and materials from an extensive 3D library or import your own objects.Note: For additional information on each of these options, navigate to Help> Launch Help and search your program's documentation or search the Knowledge Base.
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