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SPV control all your text, your current CAD layer, the Reference Display, what floor you see...and more. Layer sets just control layers.

Open the closet room and raise the floor...see attached;

Raise the roof.
 
In a 3D view…select the 2 roof planes, open “transform/replicate”, enter the amount you need to add to your walls in the “Z” elevation. 
 
That should do it. 

Turn "auto roofs" off. Then, build a 2nd floor...the roof will not move. You will need to add walls that have "room definitions" in order to create a "room". Once you have a room...if you don't need/want a ceiling...open the room and turn ceiling off. Creating a room will also create a floor system which you may not want...or maybe you will. If not, you may have to create an attic truss...
 
Hope that helps.

You are using an "elevation" camera which will show everything to "infinity"....I think what you are seeing is the top portion of the 1x gutter fascia. You may want to use a "back clipped" section camera...it shows things from the start of the camera to the end point you drag to. 
 
If you turn on the layer "framing, wall" in the camera view layer set (and you build wall framing) you won't see that piece because the studs in front of it will block it. 
see screen clip below...this is your camera with "Framing, wall" turned on the camera view layer set. 
 

Made you a quick video;
How to add a Molding to divided sidings - Watch Video

On the foundation level (Level 0) select the three foundation walls at the Garage. Change the wall type to a 10" (or larger if you want) conc. stem wall. Just make a copy of the current stem wall...change the name and the width. 
 

 

I agree with Mick...there is some issue with the door you placed. 
 
So...just change the door to the standard glass panel door...and change the material to screen. Also...you should edit the "pattern" in the material so it looks correct in Vector view. I've attached a couple screen clips.

 

@BuilderP
Open the room just to the north of the lower deck...the room with the kitchen. In this room...change the "slab pour" number back to #1.  That'll fix it. 

Change the text style in the "roof label" layer.  I'm guessing but you probably annotated your roof plan at 1/4" and sent to layout at 1/8". You need to make the roof label text 2X (or thereabouts) larger than the 1/4" text style. 
 
Just sent you a video...

Somtimes the simplest fix is to move the grip handle via the "resize about" control in General Wall Defaults to the inner surface. 
 
 
 

First...open defaults, go to FLOORS AND ROOMS>FLOOR LEVELS>FLOOR 0. Make sure you set "Floor to SWT" to "0"
 
For the patio, First Floor level, you need to set the "Stem Wall Top" to -1.5" so that it matches the floor.
If you make this change on the foundation level...you need to place -1.5" for the "ceiling" 

 
 
 

Made you a quick video;
Chief Architect Premier X15 - 22 November 2023 - Watch Video

@bdammeyer - I posted a fixed plan above. 

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.
  

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.
  

Don't use a roof plane. Just build another balcony room using railing walls. Use a molding polyline for the gutter. 
 

Not totally sure what the issue is...but, I deleted the deck roof. Redrew the roof and placed a new skylight and it worked fine. 
 

Here you go...built manually. 
Plan Attached - AS-BUILTS - Copy.plan.zip

 

You should watch this video I made a while back. 
 

Open the window edit dialogue - go to "Options"...check recessed>to main layer
 

@DRyeHD
@solver
 
As Eric suggests with his post...you don't HAVE to redraw the roofs to make the fix. I'd probable redraw them as one error still remains...
 
Damon Roof Fix #2...for Solver - Watch Video

 
 

It's time for you to upgrade...I did this for you in X8 but...it was like pulling teeth. 
You should open the plan and examine what I did...it can be done, but it's so much easier in X14 (even X12 or 13). 
 
X8 Plan attached. X8 Bath Plan - Chief Talk.plan

@EmmaCox - You should be able to use auto roof return. This option is in the wall edit dialogue. See screen clip. 
I can't comment on whether this "glitch" is due to the plan being started in a previous version...but, a simple roof return as you show in your screen clip should work in X14.
 

You need to define your fireplace walls in a different manner...watch the video
BDillard1 - Fix Interior Wall Definition - Watch Video