javatom

CA has some cad details that ship with the program. They are not plan specific. You might have opened one of those by accident.

The time tracker does not keep track of how much time you put into a project. Remember to add the time it took to do phone calls, email, meetings, visits to the building department, texting, research, computer maintenance, tax filing, office time for bill paying. The list goes on and on but I think you get the idea.

In the room specification dbx there is a way to do what you want. Go to the item marked FLOOR TO SWT. That number determines where the concrete stem wall stops and the wood framed wall begins.

Place a wall break in the framed wall where you want the room divider to snap to.

Half bath under stairs usually means you have a code violation on ceiling height.

Use the edit wall layer intersections tool. Pull the siding back where it intersects the other wall

Those walls might be on a different layer and you have it turned off.

The compensation your offering is hilarious.

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.

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.

You have a break in the wall at that point. Remove the break and it will fix it.

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.

It is probably an attic wall. Change it to invisible setting.

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.

It might have to be a P-solid. Material regions can sometimes get clipped by objects.