Good morning! 
Hope you had a nice Easter. There is one thing that I am beginning to miss in Dietrich - the possibility to make angled walls. Here Dietrichs is a bit old fashioned, since walls are vertical and that's it - but in modern architecture you can find angled walls, columns etc. Of course Dietrichs is mainly meant to be for wooden buildings - but of course the program can be used for anything. Markus have had the pleasure 
to see one of my engineering works of art where I have combined wood elements, steel frames, steel beams, concrete walls, concrete hollow core slabs, railings with glass, tension rods... in one house.
The angled glass facade you see at attached concrete building is made by making the glass facade vertical and then rotate it in D-cam. When it comes to this glass facade it is ok that it is not completely accurate, because another supplier is going to deliver it. But it is a good example.
Now I am going to make tension rods behind this glass facade for the sake of stability. To make an accurate model of this - because these tension rods will be fastened to the concrete elements - it would have been nice to be able to work with angled walls in ground-plan. But for now I will probably have to do this in the same way as the glass facade.
So this could be a point for the wish list.
