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Have you tried the enter key? that works for x16

I would recommend using a polyline solid for this instance. I tested your example and came up with the same result. It seams that the wall auto wraps the end with the exterior layer material in elevations.

I would use the support page on Chief's website. Go to your account screen and use the technical support page.

Maybe its your display wall width is turned off

You can make it to look like your last picture. Solid wall type fill, turn off casing inside and outside. Pick a script type font.

As Eric said build a 2nd floor. I attached a copy for you to look at. 471651323_TheCorkandCapv3.plan

Molly I deleted the corner cabinet and placed a new base cabinet. Changed the default front of 3 drawers to 1 false drawer front. Then deleted hardware and stretched from left to right then turned into a corner cabinet. It looks like it's working. hth 410366274_CORNERCAB.TOE-working.plan

Welcome to the community, I'm assuming you are using X16. Try 2 doors stacked vertically and mull them together. Add trim if needed with molding line tool in elevation/ cross section view.

I don't think so, default setting is global. You will have to manually edit the porch roof.

Hi Jake, I don't think there is a way to get temp dims to work. Looks like manually placing or auto room interior using electrical dimension defaults.

I think manual edit the porch, auto roofs are set to the default roof settings.

I would take an elevation camera view, then import the pdf page and then draw over it with the 3d solid tool. Have you looked at the 3d text we have in the library? Maybe the style will work.

Hi Shane, I'm not sure I understand, 2d plan view display doesn't affect the elevation of the column. If you want to edit the column size use the doorway icon on the left of the tool bar. -Procedure for editing the 2d plan view- Place your library column in plan view, select it, then open this icon

Hi David Looks like a manual roof build to me. Along with a accurate set of plans to go by.

Have you tried the elevation camera, watercolor-line overlay?