JustinChase

I just saw this post. How is my roof too low, and more importantly, how do I raise it? FYI, this is the first and only "answer" I've seen, so I'm not sure why you feel the need to berate me about it. I'm just asking for help and trying to provide information to facilitate that help. Sorry I "keep asking the same question". I only asked once, then provided screenshots to try to explain.

yes, if i turn it off in the plan view, it disappears from the plan, but it still affects the ceiling as my screenshots show. I don't care about the dashed line in the plan, per se, I care that it is affecting the ceiling, and I assume will affect the framing plan and material take off, so I really want to find out how it got there and eliminate it. i don't need a beam here, so making it go away is what I'm really looking for. Perhaps I need to make a new post for this, since this post was really to identify the issue, which I have now done.

I can turn it off, but the ceiling issue remains I can see it also in one of the bedrooms, in the top left of the plan, which is another of the dashed lines in my screenshots above.

Here is a camera view showing the issue. I'm not certain this is what's causing it, but this pitch seems to be the same distance from the exterior wall as this wall, beam, so I believe they are related.

Here is the plan with and without walls, normal, but with walls, beams shown in both. I cannot select, nor delete the "beams" for some reason.

I've narrowed it down to Walls, Beams. There are several in my plan, but I only see them on floor 1, not on floors 0 or 2. I cannot select them or eliminate them and I have no idea how they got there. At least 1 is causing issues with the ceiling, and I'd really like to delete these lines and hopefully fix the ceiling(s).

I'm not sure how it got there, but it seems to be affecting the ceiling plane. When I create a 3D view, the flat ceiling shows slightly pitched from the exterior wall to this line. I cannot select the dashed line, it's not a hidden or invisible wall. It only shows in one room. I've tried turning off every item in the active layer display options, and it won't go away. how do I figure out what it is and eliminate it?

I have subdivided one lot into 2 lots and am trying to draw 2 homes, 1 on each lot. I want to designate the lot lines to show the 2 properties, but also include the 2 roads abutting the lots. I made the lot(s) the terrain perimeter, but I now understand that the 3D drawing will only include what is inside the terrain perimeter, so I can't see the roads the way I've drawn it. Is there any special "lot perimeter" designation I can/should use to designate the 2 lots, while drawing a larger terrain perimeter around the whole thing to include the 2 roads? If not, what would you suggest to allow me to show the lots and the roads in the most encompassing and useful way, if that makes sense?