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If you would like to select multiple files, hold down the Ctrl key on your keyboard if you're using Windows, or the Command key if you're using a Mac, then click on additional files to add them to your selection.

Open the File Explorer in Windows or Finder in macOS, navigate to a file you would like to copy to the system Clipboard, and select it.

When restoring files associated with Chief Architect or Home Designer, it is important that the software not be running. There are several ways, and all are easy.

When restoring backed up files, it is helpful to know how to copy and paste files in your operating system's file system. Toolbars, Hotkeys, Templates, and other user data.

There are different types of Chief Architect/Home Designer files that you can back up and restore, including: Please see KB-00001: Backing up Chief Architect Content to learn more about backing up your Chief Architect/Home Designer files. But, you can only restore data if you have taken the necessary measures to back it up. Backed up files are also useful when you need to set up a new computer system. Adjust the scale of your new material since the size of the image is now larger.Backing up your important files is an essential practice that you should do regularly because in the event of a computer malfunction, you can be assured that your valuable data has not been lost. Choose it as the texture file for your material.ħ. This will now be a seamless texture when tiled. Reverse the lower right corner horizontally and vertically.Ħ. Reverse the lower-left corner vertically. Reverse the top-right corner horizontally. Use the "flip" tool to reverse/mirror three of the layers.

Use the alignment tool to align each layer in its own corner (so they are all visible, not overlapped).ĥ. Exactly double the width and height of the image/canvas size.Ĥ. Paste it as a new layer three times so you have a total of four copies, each on their own layer.ģ. Edit > Copy, then Edit > Paste as new layer. It's an open source (free) photo editing software available at Ģ. *I have also added some PDFs and links for GIMP. Tip Added here after being found buried in a post in the Q&A Section as I thought it would be useful for Others, Thx Chopsaw.