glennw

Create a very thin wall with one layer defined as Air Gap. Draw it at 90deg to the end of the main wall. Put it on it's own layer and hide that layer - an invisible wall won't work.

Because that is how the hatch pattern is defined. You can have 2 different wall definitions with different hatch in each direction, but it hardly seems worth it to me.

Include Objects from floor does it for me. This is with a seperate schedule on each floor. Or do you want only 1 schedule to include both floors?

Open the cameras dbx and down in the Options section, uncheck Show Lower Floors in Floor Overview.

Select the walls and on the Roof panel change the roof directive to Hip Wall. Auto build the roofs.

Not exactly what you asked for, but it may come in handy... You can use Chief to tell you where the various ceiling heights are on the floor plan. Build your existing plan including the roof. Make sure auto roofs is off. Change the ceiling height. Chief will create a line where the flat and sloping ceilings meet. They are called Ceiling Break Lines. There is a setting in Roof Defaults that determines exactly where they are located.

If I understand you correctly... Change this wall to 8" roof pitch. Change this wall to a Hip Wall. Result:

You can't do it by the defaults. You need to select the roof plane and do it in the dbx.

Why not use Pass Throughs instead of windows? No casings, no frame, no sill......

Do you want these area to display in 2D and 3D views. Can you be a bit more specific. When you say "textures", do you really mean textures, or do you mean a colored or hatched area? Do you want these areas to follow the terrain slope?

Break the edge of the sloping roof plane at the 60' mark and then drag the vertex down. It is worth saying again...use auto roofs.

Use auto roofs.

You could also use auto roofs to do that roof.

Assuming you can remember the default wall type.... Group Select all the walls you want to change. Open the Wall Specification dbx and change the Wall Type to match your default.

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