HumbleChief

Awesome Steve!! Probably should have tried the same. Thank You

Got it figured out from the door schedule dbx.

Wait, I know the answer. Shut down and restart Chief lol.

The video from Chief skips a step if you've already auto built and auto framed all the roof planes. The underlying roof plane needs to be extended under the new over framed roof planes, then it frames properly. The video doesn't show the framing for the other roof planes but that just needs framing per the build framing tool.
 
There might be a way to auto frame everything including the over frame and perhaps the smart guys will chime in but I couldn't find it.
 
 

..or you can add an 'air gap' under the rafters in the roof structure dialog box. Curious, why would you want a space between the drywall and the rafters? How would you mount the drywall if not to the rafters? Might be missing something.

White lines over a black fill. Couple minutes. Sorry, won't work as a symbol but that's what you need.
 

 
To create a symbol start with a p-line solid and create long holes with the corners fileted (filet all tool works fine) then just size and multi copy into position. Copy and paste your first group to create 4 of the same groups. Save as a symbol and apply where needed.
 

 
 

Did you check in Roof Plane/Structure? There's also an edit all roof planes icon where you change every plane's structure.

Hold the cntrl key and place the column wherever you like?

Uncheck Use XOR Drawing - then they show.

See if this helps Levis.
 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrkjNuKoDC0

Found it - It's a wall finish, delete the exterior wall layer in the wall definition and it disappears. Can I now please call this the best answer? He!! yeah.

You could put the framing member that is the edge of the deck on a separate layer, turn it on, the rest of the deck framing layer off?

Bockey,
 
Click on the floor number to get to the reference Layer info. Make sure you are referencing the correct floors, then that you are using the correct reference Layer. I have feeling that somehow the reference Layer got changed.
 

Found it in Room Material Default

Pretty long and even includes a Chief crash but hope it helps.
 
http://www.screencast.com/t/3Ek3wjToLptQ

Sweet!!!!
 
 
..and delete the Number' field from the schedule.

Yes you can have RayTraces in a queue and when one is finished the others will start, do it all the time. Try 3 or 4 RT's with a 2 or 3 pass limit and watch them RT one at a time till all of them are finished

If you want static models you can't change use symbols. If you want editable floor plans use the Edit Area tool and copy/paste into the terrain.

Thanks for the suggestion. Forgot Chief had a tudor arch. Oh well I didn't need that half hour anyway.

I guess that was why I posted. Could NOT figure it out with the 'room and footing settings' - maybe never will.
 
Tech support suggested the above solution.

Set up your reference layer to show your roof from either floor on either floor. You can use the existing reference layer set or create your own specifically for roofs.
 
Go to >Tools>Reference Floors and set that up the way you want, or just click on the floor number in the floor change dbx and will take you to the same place. Select which layer you want to use or create a new and you should be good to go.