So I can have my architectural or the different size text because of the different scales I'm going to be using my as-built sets, my electrical foundation framing. So when I click this down arrow here, you'll see I've got a list of different kinds of views that I can have for a specific plan. So, so what are some of the main things? Um, these three things here are some of the big ones, um, the ability to have different layer sets, so I can display different kinds of views, the ability to add the text and dimensions and things like that.įor the kinds of views that I'm working on my floor plan, my electrical plan, my, uh, kitchen plan, that sort of stuff.Īnd the ability to create what are called plan views, the different types of plan that I'm going to use within my project. I could get by with it, but it would cost me a ton of time to get a set of plans done. I would not be able to do my job effectively using the home designer pro I could do okay. There's a ton, there's a lot of differences between the two programs as a professional user chief architect. So now what are some of the major differences? Let me point out a few of them. Um, as you, you know, you may have already seen that the, uh, chief architect premiere is quite a bit more, uh, spending than the home designer pro.

So they just pull up functions that can be used in the consumer market or, you know, the light usage market and they work fabulous.

So, uh, the home designer pro is a subset of the chief architect premiere.

Now I get this question quite often about what's the difference between Home Designer Pro and Chief Architect Premiere, because on the surface they look kind of similar, but I'll tell you right now, they're below the surface. Hey, Dan here with Chief Experts Academy. In this short video, Dan Baumann explains the difference between Chief Architect Premier and Home Designer Pro.

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