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Eric...the idea on the brick ledge is that I want the slab to be an even number past the main layer. The brick veneer + air space + OSB sheathing is 5 7/16. I offset the slab 1-7/16 to make the extended ledge an even 4". I probably would not do this typically...it was a test. I'd probably have to make the ledge at least 5".

I'm not an expert on mono-slabs...but, can someone tell me why the wall intersections leave these "remnants". It's like the software does not know that that just because an interior wall intersects with an exterior wall with a brick ledge that the ledge should continue through. Is this user error...or, some sort of software glitch? Plan attached...X15 using Chiefs OOB template Thanks! Mono Slab Example Plan.plan

Those are "ceiling break" lines...you cannot select them. Just go to the layer set and turn this layer off. Your roof is clipping the ceiling...

Yes...there is sound. Check you computer speakers. I just clicked on the video and I had sound.

You can create the beams using the solid tool...and solids can be shaped like a polyline. Draw them in plan view...set desired width, depth. Rotate the solid to 45 degrees. The pull the end into the corner from the middle of the beam. Then, using the #3 key, put a break in the end of the solid and pull the sides to align with the ceiling.

The simplest fix is as "TeaTime" has posted..."use the soffit for surface" that is provided in the room specification. However, this will reduce the size of your rafters. Another method is to increase the size of the gable sub fascia to that of the rafter size and accordingly increase the size of the gable fascia. You should also increase the thickness of the soffit to match that of the ceiling...or, vice versa...change the room ceiling to match the thickness of the soffit.

Use the #2 key to join roof planes... CA15 - Joining roof planes for Jeremy - Watch Video

See the attached...hope it helps

@BigTicket - made you a quick video; You should also go to Chiefs website and look for training videos...you should be able to find a good video on this topic there. CA15 - Creating a Pony Wall - Watch Video

You should upload the plan...or an example plan. Thanks.

Made you a quick video showing you how easy this is; CA15 - Creating a Custom Stacked Molding - Watch Video

It appears your roof defaults were set to use "trusses"...not "rafters" - Open the build roof dialogue and check to use "rafters". - Then rebuild the roof framing. It should change automatically. Make sure you have "rafters" turned on in your layer set.

The reason you don't have a frieze on the front elevation is the roof over the front entry (left side) is not extended to the surface of the brick on the two story section. The area that isn't a room is due to the fact that some of the walls that surround the space are designated "no room definition"...just uncheck this for the walls that surround the space and it will become a room with a floor and ceiling.

Tired of struggling along with Chief and want to supercharge your skills...well, maybe some 1:1 training will help. Most all of us on this forum have at one time or another paid for some help learning Chief. I have trained more than a hundred different users...some just once, others many times. I use zoom and record the sessions. I share my screen and go through the processes needed showing you how to accomplish specific tasks. You can learn more by visiting my website here; https://www.mychiefskills.com

@mattivester - Excellent!

Glad it helped!

made you a quick video... mattivester @ Chief Talk - dual roof pitch - Watch Video

Glad it helped! Dormers seem to be the bane of all who dive into Chief.

I made you a video to show you how. I'd say doing something like this is somewhat of an advanced roof topic. Custom Dormers for Jarenand on Chief Talk - Watch Video

@cktenterprise I happy to teach you how; You can schedule a one hour session on my website (see my signature below). I also have a YouTube page...and there are a number of videos related to dormers that may help you get started. Feel free to email me here; steve@mychiefskills.com Website: www.mychiefskills.com

It can be done... I used an invisible wall to create the room that extends beyound the face of your brick entry wall. I did make a new wall type (a copy of brick-4). In this new wall I adjusted the brick ledge depth to zero. I also specified to build the platform (the concrete floor) to the brick layer. The new "room" has no ceiling or roof specified. Rooms are the key...they control most everything in Chief.

Something like this...

@robdyck - you are so correct. Fast and simple...

Oh…I see now you want two panels of different size. Yea…custom. You could make it quick using cabinets to create a symbol.

You should have this in the bonus catalog...