glennw

You are looking in the wrong place. You are looking in the Edit Menu along the Menu Bar at the top. You need to look at the Edit Toolbar which is usually down the bottom just above the status bar. Have a look at my picture, you can see the Edit Toolbar and the button with the red circle. I cant see it on your picture because your picture doesnt go down far enough.

I think you have things in the wrong order. Draw your path. Select it and then in the edit toolbar select Walkthrough Options - the red circle: Video Codec is down the bottom.

Do you want to record a walkthrough along a path or do you want to record frame by frame as you move the camera. If the last, you are on the correct road, when you select save, the view is saved, you can start moving the camera and the video will record. When you have finished go 3D>Walkthroughs> where you will get some fresh options: This is from the help file, or do a search for "Recording a Walkthrough" where both "frame by frame" and "along a path" are described:

With X12..... In a 3D view go 3D>Walkthroughs>Record Walkthrough>Walkthrough Options>Codec.

Why use 6 roof planes when you can use 1?

Curved roof sitting on short walls and no ceiling above. The trick to drawing a full barrel roof is to give it a pitch of zero degrees and then play with the other settings.

Is this what you are after?

This may help... Have a play with Wall Specification>Structure>Platform Intersections>Generate Between Platforms.

Or these? bricks 2.calibz

Are any of these close to what you want? bricks.calibz

I am jumping in on the very end of this thread. I haven't got the time to go through the details, but this may help a little. I just wanted to go right back to the beginning and answer one of your original questions regarding how to get Chief to auto build a roof with different heights on either side. You can use an invisible Knee Wall to form 2 rooms with different ceiling heights. I have left the invisible Knee Wall in the attic so that you can see where it is. This is reducing the problem to the very basics - you will have to take it from there, and it may not do what you want. I am just throwing it into the ring in case it may help.

Hi Jason, This may get you going. There are many other templates for different types of vehicles. Glenn Passenger vehicle 6.3 m.pdf Passenger vehicle 6.3 m.dwg

No need for a cad detail. That is what the Layout is for

Ah. One of my favourite "gotcha" moments. Use that tool with caution, as it doesn't do what you are expecting - as you have discovered. It rotates the drawing sheet itself (and most things on it) - it doesn't rotate the drawing on the drawing sheet. You need to set Rotate Plan View back to zero and use Edit Area instead. Look up Rotate Plan View.

Are you 100% sure that wall is not vertical. Is it possible that the wall is vertical, the top and bottom level and ends sloping? Is that a door in the wall?