Travis,
It didn't make it onto the schedule yet in favour of some more urgent features.
However, it's very much still on our radar. Thank you for letting us know you're interested, too.
I actually have another big schedule feature change coming up and getting outlined in the next few months/year at a high priority that this could easily work into. Thank you for the reminder.
-Amanda
Amanda,
Thanks for your response. I hope this doesn't linger too long. We often work on large projects (100+ acres) and the sub-totals are a good feature to have.
I look forward to seeing what other revisions may be forthcoming with regard to schedules. We've been using Land F/X for less than a year, but the schedules could use some attention overall. Other features great to have in the schedule would be custom columns that can be turned on/off arbitrarily (eg: Planting heights and spreads, mature heights), and reorganizing groups (splitting trees into evergreen or ornamental categories).
Thanks again,
-Travis
Travis,
A plant data overhaul is already in the works that will improve your custom columns.
You can, however, add those in yourself by customizing the plant size preference columns. If none of the plants placed in a project have a "size" set for a particular column, that column won't appear in a schedule. So really you can do that right now.
You can already reorganize groups in the plant preferences. Click on the Plant Groups button in Planting Preferences. You can add, edit, and delete groups from there to add your own "Evergreen" Group (although our default preference set does already have an "Evergreen Trees" Group included).
Plant Groups (Subcategories)
If you're thinking about something else, feel free to clarify further (it might be best to make a new forum post about it, though, since it's separate from this post's topic).
-Amanda
Travis,
Plant data overhaul is very much in progress as we speak! Actually, Jer and Jake showcased it a little in last Friday's wishlist webinar. Wishlist Discussion
The schedule upgrade project is going to take place in the next 3-6 months. It's a big one.
-Amanda