CharlesVolz

Select basement and check "flat ceiling over this room":

Sorry Chop.

Sub-floor: With floor framed:

That is your sub-floor from Floor 1 above.

Post the plan Henry and someone will find a trick.

And correct location in plan view.

Change the wall type to framed wall for a short wall that includes the door.

Great idea! Did you submit this to CA?

Sounds like you are dodging an iceberg. If you think this client could be dangerous, I would settle ASAP with a signed release reviewed by an attorney. I would give up the plan file stripped of CAD details and other template items, but only a PDF of the layout file stripped of notes and your title block and information, and get whatever compensation you can negotiate, if any. Life is too short. Best, Charles

Same as any structure: HELP

I would use landings, countertops (can have moldings attached to them), soffits (can have moldings attached to them) or just moldings by themselves, depending on the detail required, but if you want simple you could just use the stairs tool.

You are welcome!

Just create it with the stair tool. Then you can create a symbol or not. Stairs - Ship & Library.calibz

I think you guys are talking two different things. A ZIP panel replaces the sheathing and the house wrap and is 7/16" thick.

1463105307_ShedRoof CV1.plan

X-Keys https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0092SJ8YU/ref=dp_iou_view_item?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I suggest that anybody using any code invest the time in organizing it by bookmarking and annotating the most used sections. I did it on the fly a little at a time as I applied a section to a project so it was not a show-stopper. Then I use the previous code to organize the next. (Actually I usually use the previous code and check the latest code for changes, then update every other issue.)

Ditto!

Credit duly noted in my book of quotes.

Ditto

Here is a partial checklist of what I use to select/evaluate lots/building sites: Considerations: restrictions size shape setbacks native trees views visibility topography sun/shade patterns breezes customer traffic drainage runoff streets, gutters, sidewalks Negative Considerations impervious coverage limits drainage retention requirements tree ordinances offensive traffic noise odors artificial light reflections (e.g., glass buildings, windows, metal roofs) utility connection locations restrictions, easements and encroachments flood plain Adjacent homes: drainage runoff from restricted views, light quality of maintenance & use privacy from their patios, windows, decks noise from A/C compressors & pool equipment noise, odors, reflections, headlights, unsightliness, etc. from garages & driveways.

Yessir! Thanks Yusuf!

Round or square? Square per above. Round, can also use a 3d molding in elevation.