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Take a framing overview and look at your 2nd floor, floor structure. You can see it in your image just above. You have it at 2 1/4". Is this correct? You have manual roof planes -- if you need them to be lower, then lower them. If you draw in a new roof plane, it will be correctly positioned over the wall.
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Take a framing overview and look at your 2nd floor, floor structure. And check all your structure settings. Is the 2nd floor really 77" (same as your thread last November). You have manual roof planes -- if you need them to be lower, then lower them.
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https://chieftalk.chiefarchitect.com/search/?&q="room numbers"&search_and_or=or
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PBR does not work with orthographic cameras.
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I'd use a macro for this. What I show is incomplete, but should get you started. f = NumberFormatter.new f.unit = "'-\"" f.show_trailing_zeros = true f.decimal_places = 0 case type_code when 'SC' tc = 'CSMT' end f.apply(height) << ' ' << tc
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Specify placement, angle, and distance for bay windows
solver replied to Ed_Orum's topic in General Q & A
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I zero out the floor structure so the dimensions are true.
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What about using a 2nd floor Open Below room? Walls to control the roof go there and you may leave auto rebuild on. The highlighted wall can be deleted prior to building framing for the last time.
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Correct look for a 45 degree corner intersecting wall
solver replied to Larry_Sweeney's topic in General Q & A
Try a short wall to trim the point. I'd draw some cad lines where you want the main layer to be, then draw in walls as they should easily snap to the lines. You probably will get the unconnected wall warning like is shown in my image, but you can ignore it. -
@cchs14 As for your problems, the garage looks like it's not set as a Garage room type. I see flooring and a baseboard. For the entrance door, the Elevation at Bottom needs to be 0" or more. And please delete the duplicate thread you started in Chatroom via Moderator Actions near the top of that page. https://chieftalk.chiefarchitect.com/topic/41505-door-gap/?do=findComment&comment=308762
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Cabinets - Box Material Thickness / Face Frame (Edgebanding)
solver replied to solver's topic in General Q & A
Thanks everyone. I think I can show what I want, but will be making a suggestion. All these gyrations should be built in. -
Cabinets - Box Material Thickness / Face Frame (Edgebanding)
solver replied to solver's topic in General Q & A
I need a visual. trying to eliminate this. Using a face frame cabinet with left and right stiles set to 0" I get this, but the separations are still wrong. -
Helping some friends visualize a closet system they will have custom built for their new home. I'm trying to model a frameless cabinet using 5/8" material for the box. Cannot find anywhere to change this. I want to show edgebanding, not a 3/4" thick face frame like Chief seems to use. Cannot find anywhere to set this. Are these things possible? If so, how?
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Thanks to DB Cooper and someone unknown at Chief.
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No need to Block. If there are multiple parts, you do need to select them all.
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Not suggesting this is the only or best way -- just one way.
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Just another method. Make Pony Wall. Lower wall is all drywall and width to cover bottom of stairs. Drag wall bottom up in elevation.
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Floor area macro without needing a polyline
solver replied to SH_Canada's topic in Tips & Techniques
Just taking a quick look at this, I'd consider accumulating values in an array making the macro self adjusting for number of floors. $sf[owner.floor_number.to_i]=owner.standard_area.to_s Then (and I know puts won't work in Chief) to print the array starting with index of 1 (floor 1) to the end of the array. $sf[1..-1].each { |s| puts s } -