DG1949

Oops, my bad. Had the framing group set incorrectly.

Is there a simple way to prevent deck framing from encroaching on the wall it's supposed to be attached to?

Thank you all, gentlemen, for your generous responses and feedback. Had to get it off my chest. I have twin 27" iMacs, 128gb ram, and Universal Control. Hard to let go.

Very disappointed that my 4 year old iMac 27" (About $2800.00) is now obsolete thanks to the M1 requirement.

I think that the only way that blocking generates automatically is if you have exposed rafter tails

Maybe go ahead and renew your SSA?

"Theodolite" is pretty good.

Bonus Library>Doors No.4 Commercial and Industrial, and Door Hardware No. 3. Both offer some help.

In the Options panel, make sure Ceiling Mounted, 110 Volts, and Switched are ticked.

https://www.chiefarchitect.com/support/article/KB-00598/creating-a-post-and-beam-structure.html Might be a good starting point.

In the Core Catalogs>Architectural>Staircases>Straight>Concrete Stairs. Pretty limited as to what you can do, but it certainly shows in Section View. As the others have said, probably better to use the stair tools, or solid.

Thanks, DB.

Can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. Everything is set to auto-rebuild, and to use Framing Reference. This is the second floor framing, and the roof is on top of the 2nd floor. As you see, the joists are offset by 3/4". The wall studs below them are where they should be. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

You could try "Tuscan Villa Florentine" in the "Coronado® Stone" library.

Don't know if this relevant, but....