A global and wall parameter property would be ideal.

I am aware of the Opening Tool which appears to give the ability to easily change door orientation and style but not sure on how to control showing a door as Open.

I can probably add in a global or wall parameter which will regen the doors in their open state.  Typically people want the regen to put them back into the closed state.  I assume you are also aware of the opening tool which does this automatically for you.

Version 3.3.7b - 11.27.203
- Fixed a critical bug introduced with Version 3.3.6.

!!!! CRITICAL BUG FIX !!!!
This is a critical bug fix for all users, please download the latest version of the plugin (3.3.7b).

Tutorial 6 - Annotation Formatting (9:47 min.)

Is there an option to display doors in their open state?

I can obviously rotate the doors manually but regening any of those openings resets those doors.

Version 1.3.8b - 11.23.2023
- Added the "Symbol Text Scale" parameter for scaling superscript of 2D electrical symbols.





This update per customer request.

With this update one can scale the 2D symbol superscript of the electrical symbols and make them more visible and legible when exporting to Layout, PDFs or paper.

Version 1.3.8 - 11.22.2023
- Added two additional parameters for annotation formatting.
- Added the "Regen Electrical" function to the primary toolbar, enabled regeneration for all electrical fixtures.
- Moved the "Draw Safety Device" tool to the secondary toolbar.

Version 3.3.7 - 11.20.2023
- Fixed a bug with the hotkey (Up key) for wall panelization in the Draw Wall Perimeter tool.
- Fixed a bug with the Draw Wall Perimeter tool for metric units.

!!!! Critical Bug Fix !!!!
This is a critical bug fix for users of metric units.  I highly recommend upgrading to this latest version for all users.

As per the title, is it possible to edit portions of a complex roof.

For example, what if I wanted to increase the height of 65D and lower 65N or change the pitch of some individual roof section.

How would I go about doing that?

Tutorial 45 - Menu UI Options (8:08 min.)