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Putr a second roof with no gutters and a really really short structure and the walls will build up to it

Can you elaborate on how this is accomplished?

Yeah but those guys dont know anything, pshhhhh

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very very advanced to build and requires custom models to create. recommendation would just be to use a CAD detail with a note

I'm guessing that its not wall lengths you are after but rather wall heights as that would indicate a longer cut/stud length and would be more useful information. I'm not sure why you would want that in a schedule as opposed to a material list. What is the actual end goal, what are they trying to solve for? Casing and base would be a custom schedule with custom macros. Would need to know more about the end goal again before I would advise on that. Seems as if you someone is tying to use this as a buy order.

if you open the polyline up what shows on this panel:

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that wouldnt work as a ramp. you'd be creating a second slope across the width of the ramp which is going to tip someone sideways as they are pushed up the ramp.

and also....more often than not I find errors in plans that are auto cad based files that are generated by the drafter themselves. They may have made a mistake and actually have a 25' section there

I sell templates that have a ton of dynamic architectural and structural details:

you can trace it with cad lines or you can try converting it to a dxf with an online jpg to dxf converter

Change the text style for Cad,Default also, I mentioned this to you in email, would highly recommend doing your lot with a polyline and leaving your terrain as a rectangle. This is a big liability:

@buzzsaw204 please provide a plan file. I can't diagnose what that polyline is or what layer its on and if its just a polyline or a polyline based object. It looks like you have a polyline based object below your terrain perimeter which you are selecting and is likely on another layer

Im not sure I know what you are referring to. To my knowledge there is no temporary line length unless possibly you are using a polyline label. in which case that's the polylines,labels text style.

Thats the Text Style of whatever layer that line is on

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It can be within the plans cad details

This has more to do with the export method than anything chief could do anything about and again is more a problem on autodesks end as they in fact smooth their own component based assembly but seems they do not have a vector smoothing option for imported 3d objects or your technicians do not know how to implement such an option. Simply put, you 3ds/dae/dwg as methods of export will always split into quads or triangles. No matter what it will be tessellated. 3ds works just fine, same as dae. Just circling back, this is not a chief problem, this is a them problem...from a rendering artist of 25 years. renders in sketchup from 3ds: I would suggest working with the architect to commit the design changes in Chief. It will be more economical. As a last effort, you might take your export into blender and re-export as an fbx file

see if clicking this tool: which is located at: and in the dialog choose: to get:

for those who need it. Edit The Active View then: