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That's generally what I do, I have multiple views going. Some times I have second plans on the second screen or have the layout on it as I update the plans on the other one. 

49 minutes ago, solver said:

Multiple ways. Here is one.

 

 

Can you go into more detail?

49 minutes ago, rgardner said:

Wall set to be cut by roof, with a ceiling plane under the stairs which will cut the wall.

Can you go in to more detail?

I have a house with a bonus room up stairs. Part of the stairs comes in to the living room and I have a bump out. In the first picture is what it looks like if I didn't put a wall in and the second on is if I put a wall in and physically edited the wall to look like that.. Is there a way I can close the bottom of the wall off so it "looks good" or is there a better way to do that?

I figured it out. I just move the roof plane that needed to match up over to where it lined up and then extended the roof back to where it belonged. 

23 minutes ago, solver said:

Make a copy of the material and use it on that one roof plane.

Can you go into more detail please. 

I tried that but it moves all of the roof textures but not the single roof plane that I need it too, but I could be doing it wrong. 

How do I get the roof materials textures to line up with the rest of the roof?

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9 minutes ago, GeneDavis said:

Attach the image please so we don't have to download the file.  We'd like a look, but don't want your file on our drives.

 How do I attach it as an image?

Is there a way I can get rid of those extra lines on the elevation layout, its just an eye sore and everything I try I cant get rid of them... 

how I make them is I make a gable roof and add a extra roof plane and set the fascia height and extend the ridge top to line up with the roof, so it doesn't actually blend into the roof so the line shows up in the elevation plan. 

I use Premier X12 

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