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Select your CAD lines and then make them a CAD block.(on lower toolbar) then click on the window glass. Once you do this, the load mullions button will appear on the lower toolbar.

You can easily make the mullions from poly-lines https://www.chiefarchitect.com/support/article/KB-00930/creating-custom-muntins.html

In addition to Gene's excellent suggestion, you could also draw a framed wall and then install full height windows with mullions and very narrow frames.

I did a wall like this which was just a sliding glass panel with narrow frames...

You could put everything for the finished basement in a separate layer set or you could just create a second file for the basement only.

Glad I could help.

It's just your ceiling surface. Two lines for front and back (it's dimensional).

Make sure you close Chief before you upload the file.

No, the Chief .plan file. All I can se on your image is a ceiling surface.

I meant the plan file.

Looks like an additional ceiling surface, can you post the plan?

For your block wall, right click the symbol and select 'Transform/Replicate Object'. Once you are in the DBX, you can specify how many degrees to rotate the wall. For your slabs, you can build them from poly lines to your desired shape and then convert to a slab or solid.

Open the model in SU, right click it and then choose 'Explode'. From there, you should be able to delete the items you don't need and export what you do..

You can import the CAD into Chief and then use it as a template to draw over. Be sure to turn on object snap when you draw your walls. There is also a feature called CAD to walls on Chief. I've never used it but this article from the knowledge base is worth a look. https://www.chiefarchitect.com/support/article/KB-00170/using-cad-to-walls-from-an-imported-dwg-dxf.html

Place a ceiling mounted recessed light in your niche and then adjust the offset from ceiling in the general tab of the DBX for the light:

While PNG files are generally preferred for editing (they allow for a transparent background), a JPG files are smaller which can make a difference if storing a large number of files. In either case, saving as a higher resolution (300 dpi or better) is generally required for print quality.

I supply my clients with a JPG file. Also,it's important to save at at least 300dpi to be suitable for printing.

Using invisible walls, I created a room within a room with a ceiling height that is 12" lower than the main room. I then placed the vent as shown:

You can use the CAD as a pattern to trace over.

I had a similar situation with some townhouse units awhile back. As I recall, it involved a lot of cut and paste. Take a look at this article from the Knowledge Base (scroll down to 'To copy and reflect a structure') https://www.chiefarchitect.com/support/article/KB-00284/using-the-reflect-about-object-tool.html

Make sure your video card driver is up to date.

I had a job like this recently, I drew the walls with poly-lines. It came out pretty nice but as Perry said, it's a pain.

This is what I get when I import the file into Chief: I think what you need is the ability to export as a PDF which my DWG viewer won't do. Perhaps someone with a full version of AutoCAD can accomplish this.

I was able to open both files in Autodesk TrueView 2021, this is what I got:

Place a doorway (blue) into the wall sized to the dimensions of your wall cabinet (red) and then place the cabinet into the doorway...