It costs money to have the commercial printer do a trial and error print out. As you draw the walls and place smart architectural objects like doors and windows, the program creates a 3D model, generates. It has automated construction tools that make home design, remodeling, interior design, kitchens and bathrooms, etc. I know this sounds confusing but please help me with the right steps. Chief Architect Premier x12, is 3D architecture software for residential and commercial design. I'm not sure if telling to scale it up (double it size from 12' by 18' to 24' by 36') that I might end up with the line sizes being twice their normal size along with the print out. My questions is: If I send this PDF to my commercial printer and tell him that I want him to print it on 24' by 36' and tell him to 'Fit to Paper' will that give me a final print job with a 1/4' = 1' print out of my my 24' by 36' sheet? I click on 'Save as PDF', then paper size of ARCH (12' x 18') and click under Drawing Scale 'Check Plot at'. Next i click on File, Print and the Print View window comes up. This gives me a sheet that fits what I'm trying to print.Ģ. Using my plan, I create a customized Drawing Sheet with a 24' by 36' height/width size and a scale of 1/4' = 1 foot. I need to send this to a commercial printer so i don't know if it works until I pick up the print job and pay for each print out.ġ. I'm trying Solver's suggestion to try half scale, but need to confirm the steps to take. I've added my software and version to my signature as suggested. And i'm not good at figuring out how to respond to people who have provided feedback or solutions so I'm hoping this is the right way. I forgot to mention that i'm new to Home Designer Pro.

Chief architect home designer pro 2016