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These look like ceiling break lines, you can turn off their layer if you don't want to see them.

Not sure about your funky footing connection but you specify your footing in the wall DBX (X11)

@rgardner Thanks Ryan

@solver Thanks Eric, it is inexplicably working now. I'll post the plan if it happens again.

I am trying to shut off the Rooms layer in my section view but it doesn't appear to be working. I was able to turn it off earlier today but suspect I hit another setting somewhere that changed it. Is there another setting that I should be looking at? FYI this plan is in X11 not X12.

Check the "Cabinet Specialty Storage" bonus catalog, there are X boxes in there.

I guess I was assuming you already had a 3-way drawn at the bottom of the stairs. You will need two 3-ways, one at the bottom and one at the top, label the one at the top as 3 upstairs, then just draw your electrical connection to the switch, which is actually on the first floor. The only downside is if it shows up in a 3D view, but you can always put it on another layer and turn it off.

thanks Dermot, didn't know this little tidbit

Another option is to place a switch in the stairwell and re-label it as "3 Upstairs" which allows use of the electrical connection tool.

@rgardner, @Alaskan_Son Ryan or Michael, can you give me a bit more detail on what you mean by using a filled polyline? I send my elevations as plot lines and dread making changes that override any editing work I have done. I would welcome more convenient ways to edit.

@joey_martin thanks for this, I will definitely try on my next elevations.

@joey_martin seems like a very simple method but isn't it somewhat tough and tedious to get the lines you want lighter selected when they are right next to lines you want to maintain as darker? Do you Marquis Select most of them and then Shift Select individually? Just curious about your method, would love to highlight this way as long as it isn't too much of a time suck.

If you are unaware you can turn them on and off by clicking this icon.

Your back roof plane was sitting on the first floor and cutting the second floor wall off. I also unchecked the invisible button.

I locked the ridge height on the back roof plane and changed it to a 3 pitch, not sure if the pitch or your ceiling height is correct but this is the result.

@Alaskan_Son thank you

I can't seem to get the image placed here but it you select an item in your schedule (door, window, cabinet, etc.) you will see two icons in the tray to either move the item up or down in the schedule. I have not noticed that they move if I do this instead of dragging them up or down.

I use the notes schedules quite a bit and they seem pretty stable when I use these tools to move items up and down.

Hmmm, it seemed to work for me, maybe someone else can shed some light.

You should be able to set this in the Advanced Options in the stair DBX (see image). Keep in mind that the Top is actually the top of the uppermost riser, not the tread.

We use some relatively inexpensive 50" monitors (Vizio, TCL) and Chromecast, works great without having to run cables. Assuming you have wi-fi.

Based on your screen shot, if your distance from slab top to 1st floor joist bottom is 88-7/8, your stem wall height should be 92-7/8 assuming it is a 4' slab.

Change your stem wall height.

Great, thanks for your input Mick, enjoy the day!

Chief is really the only software that needs the Quadro so not needed for any other programs I am running. I got the notice of the updated driver this morning but I don't want to cause any problems with how things are working right now. The release you have linked is what I got, I have enough knowledge about this to be dangerous and it seemed like you have quite a bit of background with it so I thought I would check to see if you thought it was safe.