Renerabbitt

You could set a macro with a conditional statement that looks for a specific room name and then assigns a global variable to the ceiling height of the open below room that will report in that specific room names ceiling height

the condition you show doesnt allow for that unless you change overhangs or plate heights

your patio pour number should not superceded that of the higher elevation slab, its a priority, not an order of operations.
also..mark me as solved, haha

This is how it showed up when I opened it in X15

@HumbleChief Does this still occur if you change reference to "Absolute"

This is me, please tag me so I get notifications or quote me...I just happened upon this while taking a break.
Those menu items are ones I created myself by writing macros, they are not built in. I hand scripted the icons in place as well. Takes a bit of coding to set it all up. You can write your own macros using the built in recording function. Mine are a bit complicated in that I wrote in modifiers to gain an additional 3 functions per sqipe on the menus. Let me know if you need more info
Current keybinds

OOTB no longer has a layer 0 FYI
usually used for CAD imports

Would be nice if you post your plan file, see video below for an awesome way to present your plan challenges.
Only guess would be that you made the cabinets to the right an architectural block and it needs to be exploded.(It looks like the molding is cut to the refer handle)
 

You can either use Lidar services like Canvas or photogrammetry services like matterport(or photogrammetry + Lidar)where you submit a scan from your device.
Or simply draft it in the field.
You can also hire a service to produce a dwg file that you trace.
Any other specific info you'd like to know? I personally like just drafting it in the field and backing it up with a lidar scan

@tburke21

Yes, but not within chief.
you can create a macro that will do a continuation of ctrl+e and a bunch of tabs.
have you considered changing your preferences to open up to the last panel. Not in front of a computer right now.

You can mull two doors together that have 0" between them.

There are only 2 section cameras in the plan you loaded.
Possible you adjusted the section lines, a new feature of X-13. Select your bounding section lines and move in elevation. (Make sure "clip to room" and "clip elevation" is unchecked in your CS-DBX)