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Chief architect looks in 2 places for missing texture files. Your Textures Folder Or in the same folder that the plan file exists in. What DB is suggesting is you make a backup of the plan and include textures so that your coworked can extract the zip file and have all of the textures in the same directory as the plan file Alternatively you could transfer all of the files in your texture directory into their machines texture directory. PLEASE NOTE, never a good idea to have your core data files be syncing to a cloud being accessed by multiple machines, so if you do plan on managing resources via the cloud each machine should have a unique short url, robs computer/documents/chief../textures etc.

heights are determined by rooms, so your foundation room's floor height should be adjusted to adjust the height of the stem wall

and what was the result? what ended up happening that you didnt like?

Get rid of all the other data and let chief interpolate. youre going to be grading anyways, just get all of it out of there and stick to the data you need. Remove the terrain retaining walls , they cause an automatic step. Put a terrain break in for your 3" drop with data on either side This forum is for the Premiere line, Hometalk is for the home designer line where people will know how to better instruct you

change your default foundation wall type to the type of wall you want (Brick over concrete masonry)

Understood, makes sense thank you

Why are you using a polyline for this?

There is a Number Formatting column in your schedule in X16, pick the column you want to change the format on and format accordingly

Hit the Edit The Active View Button for your current elevation and change the dimension default. for defaults go to Edit/Default Settings/Camera Tools/Cross Section/Elevation and change your default for dimensions