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Thanks Robert. If tech support has no answer, then I'll try yours. It does make sense and should work. If tech support has a good answer. I'll post it.

Well... we haven't even decided what floor is going in yet. The floor that is shown has not been adjusted for reflectivity. However, the clients do know how to ice skate...

I take a camera view with the backdrop the way I want it (Mst Bath RT 1a) and export a 360 Pano. The backdrop of the 360 Pano (Mst Bath RT 1a 360) has zoomed in. Anyone know a way to prevent the change and keep what was in the background of the original view?

Thank you Glenn, I will also give that a try.

Gene, I appreciate your response. Although Solver's response may have had good intentions, it did not sit well with me. That said, what you recommended makes sense and is the kind of response I was looking for. I did take time to put some info in my signature. If you will, please look at it and let me know what to add or delete. I did just see yours and I will look up my hardware specs. I can delete my background if it serves no purpose. I have had Chief Architect for years, but I am new to this forum. Thanks for your help.

Solver- Your response is a little off color. I've had Chief Architect for a long time. Numerous versions. I will research the CA site first, then see if there are any ideas here, and since I always keep my ssa current, I'll see what they have to say. Like you said, I don't have time to fool around with figuring out how you want info presented. The CA staff recommended I see if any of you had any good solutions. I guess not. Gotta go... Have a blessed day.

I need to show an open valley for a slate roof. CA does not have options to control the types of valleys on a roof. The same need exists when using a metal roof. Anyone found an easy way to show this? 3D molding line?