Doug_N

You can do that by setting up a new reference display layer set, turn off all layers in this set that you don't want. Set up the display for the footings, and reference walls on a different floor to display at the same time.

Klayman.zip

Hi Gene, Did you try a horizontal offset on the railing?

Make the invisible wall have a railing attribute. Put the footing on the footing layer. This should solve both of your questions.

Where would this type of footing be, when not under a wall? Any wall type can be made to have footings under them.

Attic Room.zip

Hi Rene, What if you only keep the plan and layout files on OneDrive? That is my practice, and so far, I have had no problems.

Nice one Eric. I like to snow effects!

Not really a question, but, but what the heck! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all Chief Architect designers, and to their families as well. All the best from Whitby Ontario Canada! Just to put some CA content in this thread, please post an image of your best Christmas building design!

My suggestion to getting a meaningful answer is to post the plan file.

Try building the floor, wall and ceiling framing. Don't turn on the framing layers in the current view. I think it will build out correctly. Also try posting the plan file to this forum. Often someone will take a crack at fixing the problem and letting you know what went wrong

You can do that, and it results in the correct orientation so this would be a good solution. Thanks, I should have thought of that.

LOL right to the point! Thanks, that is what I thought too.

Anyone know how to rotate the symbols so that they align with the note text?

I agee, Snagit is not expensive, is easy to use, and you can do annotations that are clear and simple.