Has anyone encountered problems migrating their custom templates forward from year to year? Just wondering if one is asking for trouble with file corruptions etc?Ĭhief is probably being very conservative with their guidelines to prevent any data loss etc.
I understand that if you are still using stuff from X1 that may be a problem and I just redid things in X6. I certainly DO NOT want to have to set up a new custom layout file every year. Use the installed templates as the basis for creating new custom templates" Use the installed templates as the basis for creating new plan and layout files in Chief Architect X. "For best results, it is recommended that your either: In Chief's migration guides, they always seem to discourage migrating your custom plan and layout templates. Units is the "ArchD 24x36 Layout Template.layout," while the default layout template for Metric Units is the "ISO1A 594x841 Layout have modified and created my own custom plans for my kitchen & bath projects-traditional, transitional,& contemporary, selecting door styles, crown etc. The default layout template for Imperial, U.S. Units are the "Residential an" and "Kitchen and Bath an," while the default plan templates for Metric Units are the "Residential Template - an" and "Kitchen and Bath Template - an." The default plan templates for Imperial, U.S. If this is referencing a project you finished in the past, you will want to select the Browse button to the right of the Plan/Layout Template fields and browse the Templates folder to select a different file.On the New Plans panel of the Preferences dialog, note the path of the Plan/Layout Template that is currently active.Select Edit> Preferences from the menu if you're on a Windows PC or Chief Architect> Preferences if you're on a Mac.To restore the default plan or layout template Please see the Related Articles section below for more information. Instead, we recommend creating your own custom templates. Making changes to the Chief Architect templates is not recommended.
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