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Hi Garrett, Probably because the roof framing is set to rafters instead of trusses. The ceiling joist would sit beside the rafter if hand framed.

Hi Terry, I would suggest making the section a pony wall. Stucco wall type bottom and cable railing top. 1st bring the stucco wall around the corner from right to left to the meeting point of the railing. Then I like to place a cad line in plan view that is dimensioned to the exact place I want to make a wall cut. Use the wall cut tool and then reverse the wall section so it stays put and doesn't snap back. Make the height of lower stucco 36" aff. and overall height at the 42" cable railing height. Hope that makes sense.

Hi Rob, I can help with your project, sent you a pm.

Hi Caitlin, A couple thoughts. Are you using the print to Chief pdf in the print dialog? Have you deleted and resent the view? Have to tried to send it to layout as a picture, not live view?

I seem to remember this being a rich text problem. I think it occurred when opening the plan on another machine with a different monitor resolution.

You can place the marker in the corner and then start to move it left and hit the tab key. enter your desired 10" distance, then enter again. no box required. Also you can set up the marker with text and macros, then save to your library for future use.

Hi Rob, I found a catalog available in library downloads called "Exterior Sail Shades"

I believe if you use plot line views instead of live views they will not update until you use the update view icon. This shows in your edit menu when you select the view in the layout.

Hi Westvale, Try looking at your "Dimensions, Plan" layer text style. Probably set to 1/4" text style. If you change to 1" text style while you need it and then change back to 1/4" text style.

I have seen this in the past, I delete and resend the view. That usually fixed it.

Look at the drawing sheet setup and see what the line weight setting is.

I would consider using the landing tool, you can set the height, thickness, shape it, railing on/off individual sides as needed. hth

Hi Garreth, I think you can change the text style for the schedules by the layer (look in Active Layer Display Options) under schedules and change to 1/4" or 1/2" text style) or the individual schedules to use a custom size under the main title on the left of the dbx.

The picture on close inspection is a cable railing with 2x4's set inside of the cables. I would suggest using the cable railing panels in the library and make the 2x4's in a cross section out of 3d solids as you first mention. Then block them and move into position in plan view.

In your default wall type. I like to add a 0" thick layer inside the drywall, set to the paint color of your choice. I think it should report as square feet in a material list. and other ways I'm sure