Mark3D

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  1. Typo I think you are asking if I am a AU user yes my signature shows that also
  2. Try this video the audio is a bit up and down but should help If you still cannot do it send me your plan will have a go
  3. They are a bit complex i have been trying to do video showing it as i spotted as a good topic for au users and getting stressed with it i need to relax and have another go when I am calm.
  4. You just need to redraw the section line I used for the roof section of the molding polyline to get the 2100 width and adjust its position on the molding polyline. let me know if it's to tricky Bullnose veandah.plan
  5. Try this its a 3d molding line with stacked moldings Bullnose veandah 2100.plan
  6. I think you just need to put -20cm in the room floor height of the small gardern house If that does not make sence upload your plan
  7. I know you have it done but would these setting been of use
  8. Maybe share your Chief plan file then it will be easier to see what is going on
  9. Stairs cut walls like roof so my guess is the that the stairs need to be pull to inside of wall.
  10. I am no expert on this, but I selected rafters then build auto dormer and after that I reselected trusses, seems to work.
  11. To move forward I would set the roof pitches correctly, then use the transform replicate to adjust there heights and then hopefully everything will fall into place. If not ash question here
  12. I had a go at it , have a look at the file attached file might get you moving in the right direction I did auto roofs on lower story by moving upper story wall out of the way, then I put upper story walls back, then did manual roof on upper story but all manual roof would also work fine It's not correct as I would have to do too much guessing, so you should be able to edit and correct it 1 Woodlawn Ave As Built mark edit.plan
  13. I did a test and it seems to be giving volume based on it being flat area * skirt height
  14. I used a plan of chief talk to test its imperial and yours is metric that might be the difference
  15. The area and volume is the same so there is no volume calculated
  16. Have a look at this it might get you moving in the right direction maybe, i had to use some polyline solids and a sofit to make it look better witch maybe no good for working drawings. One more thing i don't think your landing is not the write height looking at photos New Plan.zip
  17. I always use a keyboard shortcut key to build terrain and i don't use auto build, so it seems chief does not auto build terrain until a camera view is used, and auto build does not show in plan view until camera is opened then floorplan is updated with auto build on. I hope there is clue in there to help with what is going on
  18. You need to have more than one elevation region for height data that gives you a flat terrain try adding some more elevation data at different heights Sorry i rushed this reply edit with more infomation Both elevation heights are the same elevation region and line are the same heights when i correct it then even with auto build terrain does not seem to kick in straight away so i used a shortcut key command to build terrain that fixed it not sure what is going on just seems a bit slow to auto build
  19. This forum is for chief architect premier try this forum Forums - HomeTalk Forum if you want to upload your plan file I can take a look
  20. Mark3D

    roof

    Here is a possible way of doing it not sure if it could be made to work in real world situation the more expert chief users will have better idea of it being buildable roof ship front1.plan
  21. Mark3D

    roof

    To get a real world example if knows a house address i can look at on google or apple street view or can he show something on the internet that would help me
  22. Mark3D

    roof

    It would be good to see a real-world example of the desired outcome, maybe you use a small roof plane that buts the into the zero degrees roof plane
  23. Mark3D

    roof

    You can give the baselines a angle