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No editing Have a great week ,Ken

Gene, Maybe lower the roof plane or raise the ceiling plane. Haven't tried it,just a thought. Have a great week end,Ken

Thanks Michael, That's cool. Have a great week,Ken

I ran into this last week on a plan. Just did a copy reflect about and added to my layout. Worked just fine but it still seems it should show from the side you are looking at. Have a great day,Ken

Gene. I did one on the plan I am working on wand took a standard cab,removed the drawer and set the cab height to allow the sink to sit on top and did a custom counter top. Hope this helps.Ken

See my post above yours. The way I did mine didn't effect any other room. Ken

Just had to add dropped ceiling to a couple rooms in a basement apartment that the client wanted 12" between grid and floor system above. made my ceiling with the ceiling tile and added 12" air gap over and it works . I wood think would work in your case also. It is a room by room done in structure DBX for each room, Hope this is what you are after. Have a great day,Ken

As Javatom stated ,you need to fudge a little to get what you want here. Chief doesn't like A valley coming to a point with two gables. Have a great Day,Ken

Bill, Very nice. Thank you,Ken

Rene, Damn, you are the man, Working on a log house project as I write this. This will put the icing on this cake. Gave you a bump for this. Thanks again, Ken A great weekend to you and yours.

Rene, Wow I can see a 48" 4K in my future if I ever get around to seting up all those tool bars. Nice job. Have a great weekend,Ken

Nice job Steve. I had figured out a way to get the look but I picked up a good tip on the skirt board. ( Bumped you up one point for that) Glad to see I am not the only one to call it a skirt board. What chief calls a stringer is what we call a Stair Horse in my neck of the woods. Have a great week,Ken

Brian,, Not sure if the room to the right of the bathroom on the second floor is supposed to be a full 96 inch high room or an attic. You need start on the second floor name the rooms and set room ceiling heights and floor heights then the floor framing defaults then go to the first floor and check the room ceiling heights. I saw in the structure tab you had some floor framing at 18" and some as something else. Get floors and ceiling correct then you can start on correcting the roof. Not sure what your intentions are so that is as far as I can go. A wall from the first floor was generating an attic wall that was conflicting with the wall on the second floor that was your first concern. Hope this gives you some help' Have a great week ,Ken

Ok ,I noticed ceiling different and Floor levels different on second floor. I'll see what I can come up with. Ken

Brian, Are the first floor ceilings supposed to be the same or did you intend them to be different? Looking for a starting point. Ken

Try 3.D warehouse. Have a great weekend, Ken

Thank you Dave, Have a great weekend, Ken

Just a guess, but it looks to be the result of the width of the block wall between the basement and the garage,Try moving the foundation wall into the basement so the framed wall sits on the garage side of the foundation wall. Hope this helps.Ken

Chad and Chris, Thanks guys,Sometimes I just can/t let things go. Guys I used to work with on the job used to say thats good enough let it go but thats just not me when I get a bur in my but I just have to work it out, Ha,Ha Hope you have a great week,Ken

Please fill out your signature with your name, Version of the program you are using and your computer specs. and also post the plan. Someone will jump in and help you. Have a great evening,Ken

You are welcome Mike Ken

Hey Mike, Old school I guess,Sheet metal for the main layer then Made a 3/8 "x1 1/4" Rafter and raised it above the roof. Gave it the same cooper as the roof metal then transform replicate across the roof. Used the Ridge cap and raised it above the ribs and gave it the same cooper material. Probably more trouble than a lot would do but I've seen people spend more time than that in things I didn't care about. If a client wants to see Standing Seam Roofing I think it ought to look like it. Just me,I guess. Thanks for asking.Ken

Tired of fooling with this. Made my own. If you are going to have standing seam it might as well be copper and look like standing seam. Have a great week Guys,Ken

Solver is correct, it is the same as ribbed metal roofing,what we used to call 5-V Crimped. Even after this, it is not showing correctly because after you put the Ridge cap on it sits on the flats and not on the Rib. Poor that after all this time Chief hasn't come up with a true Standing Seam. It has been used for years and is getting even more popular now. Have a great week all, Ken

I am unable to find the file for the bump map. What am I missing. Thanks,Ken Forgrt it guys got it.