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Thanks for that I'll raise it so....Building AND software advise, I love this place!!

Javatom: Why do you think I need to raise the rood on the curved portion? It was auto generated by Chief, and I was thinking maybe making it into a glass conservatory roof to let more light into the interior?

Gentlemen, Thank you very much for your support I'm an ecstatic Noob again, I thought that was the end of my first ever Drawing and now I'm back on track Javatom: Your trick of wall through the floor below worked and ShaneK: Thanks for taking the time to find the exact root cause of the issue! I don't know how the second set of walls were created, I created them with the auto generate second floor from first, so I must have accidentally done that process twice Delighted now, just in time, I'm going to a Self build course run by some QS troubleshooters , and I'll be able to show them some proper 3D shots

NO way ...Walls are totally aligned Check this out.....all is good as I make my gap in the wall until I reach 2Metres!! Wow, Do you need to put in Lintels to make Chief happy? what the hell Check out the picture!! as the gap gets bigger ShaneK, Thanks for point a NOOB in the right direction (Plan attached) 2.plan

JavaTom: THanks, I get an Error when trying to align 'right side' of the two walls on either side of the bay window thing. ""One or more of the objects could not be moved into the desired alignment due to placement restrictions."" , but they are aligned!! Measured from the same point, they give equal dimensions If I highlight and remove the circular piece(bay window), and extend one of the remaining walls, the gap disappears and I have a solid wall, so those two walls are in alignment, but the minute I put the curved wall back in, it messes things up

Do you know what could be happening here? It looks good in the 2D plan but when the 3D image is created, it leaves a large empty space, and it look like the ICF joints do not connect at the corner points? Thanks for any advise