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I made the arched roof and let the back of it bear on a straight part of the porch as an overframe since that is how it would get built.
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You can use a full height cabinet at the door.
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The client would love the design but want the tree changed.
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Make the window taller then redo the "match roof".
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You might have the room definition set to DECK and it is generating the supports and footings. Try changing the room definition to something else and see if it goes away.
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Is there a way to call out a clean out location for a sewer line in Chief?
javatom replied to cbucks's topic in General Q & A
How about a note with an arrow pointing to where it should go. -
You have too much going on with overlapping items that are confusing the program. Use terrain break tool with transition set to zero. Elevation regions or lines should not overlap. Use the terrain break for quick transitions. You might also want to set the terrain to be big enough to encompass all of the various regions. Adjust the terrain specification settings to be at low or even linear. It might help if you do a little more research and practice before taking on a terrain that is this complex.
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Unlock the roof trim and manually drag it over to where you want it.
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Has anyone else had line color changes--tech support cannot solve this.
javatom replied to Ed_Orum's topic in General Q & A
Perhaps a monitor problem. Does the problem show up if viewed on a different monitor? -
Large Project and its running slow... Tips on speeding it up!
javatom replied to PhillipsPlans23's topic in General Q & A
Avoid having pictures or PDF files imported into the file or at least minimize how many there are. -
On a fence where do you change the distance post to post for each panel?
javatom replied to cbucks's topic in General Q & A
Open the specification DBX. Go newels/balusters and adjust the spacing. I think the default is 96" but it can be anything you want. -
It would appear that you are doubling up on the insulation. There is several inches on rigid insulation but you are showing insulation in the ceiling. Most EPDM manufacturers will call for 1/2" panels (the fiber board you are showing) or whatever their requirements show. If this is being build in CDA, you might have to show what a scupper is. If it is in the city, there is at least one inspector that will probably want to see the parapet framing be part of the wall below like a balloon framed situation. One last hint. This is sort of overkill but I have one builder that wants the edge of the fiber board to be notched down at the edge of the roof. This prevents the flashing and seams from pooling at the edge of the roof.