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Roofing invoice sample for Operations

this is a demonstration of importing a drawing from google earth and estimating it using exact roofing firstly let's go to google earth zoom in on the roof to be estimated we'll need a ruler so we can estimate distance and now take a screenshot and any screenshot system will do the windows screenshot which can be invoked with windows logo shift s is a good one now returning to exact roofing paste now the image needs scaling we can zoom in and it is handy to have it on the axis so we can rotate the image now it's nicely aligned on the screen now we can scale the image the easiest way is to draw two points draw from the center of that to the center of that and that was 11.88 meters so that's 11 880 millimeters now the drawing is scaled and ready to be estimated now we'll draw an outline around the building just trace around the building we can trace back or we just go close to start rectangular now we have our roofing drawn now we can draw the hips and the valleys but we can also use the skeleton command to automatically try to place them and this is attempted to place them and this has come up with solution which is a good solution but it's not the correct one so we need to correct this so we'll delete these lines now there are many ways we can draw polylines but we can easily extend that line to meet that line so plan construct trim extend and similarly plan construct from extend so plan construct from extend zooming in plan construct from extend and we'll trim that back now we can draw a polyline down that ridge line but we don't know how far it's going to go so we'll just construct one so we'll go plan construct polyline come to that point come down vertically and go construct and finish now we have a construction line so now we can join those up we could go plan construct polyline again from that point come up at 45 degrees to meet that line next and now go and close that off finish now we can trim extend that other line to meet that line now erase that polyline that is the construction line and we're ready to roof now we don't know the pitch so returning to the google earth and rotating the model will now bring up exact protractor and click on the perspective protractor and rotate that over the model now zoom in move the protractor and move it over the wall we'll go to degrees only and we can see that aligns with 25 degrees is a 25 degree pitch roof back to exact roofing plan new roof area click on the eve line the pitch is 25 it's a shared roof height above grade is 2400 we'll say that's the feet is 400 and the in-gutter allowance is 60. we can now select our roofing our netting our underlying insulation we can add a batten required we won't in this case we can put bird stops on the eave we can add a fascia we can add gutter gutter type the barge and finally that little ridge and now we've roofed that area plan new roof area again now it stops us because it's building a 3d model and knows that's the hip that's asking for the product on the hip plan new roof area again spacebar is repeat last command this time prompts and asks about the valley now coming down to this other roof here and now we have completed our roof on the left hand side we have a tree diagram which shows the various roofs and the areas also allows us to edit the roof move to the 3d and there is a 3d image of our roof we can rotate there is our stock which is our sheets that have been optimized this is our quote we just need to add name and address and so forth so we'll just take some dummy names and addresses now the summary quote is populated we have a bill of materials zooming in 221 linear meters of iron giving the individual sheets we have a plan view so this can be sent with the quote so you can tell the customer exactly what you're quoting and various other reports such as the labor report in this case the person's been paid a nominal one dollar a square meter this can all be set up in the database and various other reports so that in a quick demonstration shows how we can bring in a drawing from google earth we can create a 3d model we can also place product on the roof with the visual imager module in this case the default is green we can change that to a beige and show the customer exactly what the customer is going to get