RoomSketcher vs Plan Analyst: Which is a better fit?

The library is large and the drawings are clean and neat. It is fairly simple to learn.I love the ability to have an old blueprint transferred to the RoomSketcher so I can work on it.

I spent all this time getting the dimensions right and then they were all wrong (think gaps between cabinets and windows, door spacing, cabinets started overlapping).

I've had a good experience with this website they have good customer service and really do what they say they'll do in a good timely manner.

The measurements don't show up after you put the time into entering it into the software. They make you pay for a print and that print doesn't even have any measurements.

Good experience and I will use them again. I think the more you use the, the more valuable it becomes because you are better at making modifications on your own through the app.

I sometimes don't like the way the snap function works in regards to walls. However, a lot of this frusteration came from simply not fully understanding how everything works.

I have been very happy with the end results of the drawings, and more importantly my client has loved the finals, they were exactly what they were looking for.

It's a bit tough to learn as there are sooooo many features.

Overall, a great product and is very useful in my operations.

Is it possible to have an error message pop up when entering some of the information stating when something is not compliant rather than waiting till the end and creating a Correction Report.

I feel like I can get a great overview of code requirements for a project early in the design process with minimal effort.

The appearance of the on-screen interface is the epitome of utilitarian, so you know this software was not designed for entertainment purposes.

I am very pleased with the software. It's a bit unusual in the way the information is input, but in a short time I got the hang of it and it is very fast to get the data that I need.

I have many years of experience in construction and know the "standards" of building, but it's nice to have a program to verify the way a structure is built.