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  1. javatom
    The compensation your offering is hilarious.
  2. javatom
    Draw a wall in the attic that aligns to the flat ceiling plane. Click on the wall and define it as an attic wall. That should do what you are looking for.
  3. javatom
    I would love to be a mouse in the corner when someone throws this away because they are tired of clearing everything off of the top to get to the stuff inside it.
  4. javatom
    You have a break in the wall at that point. Remove the break and it will fix it.
  5. javatom
    Under the wall definition dialog, make sure you have "use default" checked. Then make the changes to the two wall types. Could be other things at play but this is my rough guess.
  6. javatom
    It is probably an attic wall. Change it to invisible setting.
  7. javatom
    The room definition for that deck might might have "automatically generate deck framing" turned off. If so, turn it on and it will fill in the deck and deck flooring.
  8. javatom
    It might have to be a P-solid. Material regions can sometimes get clipped by objects.
  9. javatom
    A material region will also work.
  10. javatom
    It is generally called a TJI not a TGI. They are usually 11 7/8 not 11 1/8. It is possible that you are using an unusual product but you should confirm it.
  11. javatom
    Your wall definition probably has a very thick siding layer. The program is trying to provide a brick ledge and make the alignment work with that siding thickness.
  12. javatom
    Ramps are the best way to do this. Be careful when placing doors and windows. You might have to set the height to absolute and manually place it at the elevation you want.
  13. javatom
    You can go into the layer display and find the layer "roof trim". Unlock that layer and you can then edit the frieze board and fascia.
  14. javatom
    Move the end of the wall toward the lower stair section. There will be an exact spot where it will work as you want it.
  15. javatom
    That enhanced image is not as good as the original. Zoom in on both images and you will see what I mean. I guess Artificial intelligence doesn't always make it better.