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It's not the Raised Floor Doug , your Bow window doesn't seem to have enough Depth , once I pulled it out a few inches it fixed itself. The Bow Window automatically make the main wall a Pony wall which you need to set the lower wall to the Main Wall Type as well. The Red circles are where you have some Broken walls and alignment issues too. (both sides of the house actually) Edit: just found you have a 3"-4" high pony wall between the foundation and main wall on that side of the house too, and the Bow Window is in it it appears , not the main wall of the house.... 2nd pic. Mick.

Jeldwen is another Brand which I use , and has multiple different Lines depending on the Clients' Budget, and a line for Coastal Use called the Atlantic Series. They also have a line available through the BigBox Stores ( HD, Lowes etc) which isn't on their Website...the 3500 Series.....bit nicer than the Builders 2500 Series and not as expensive as the 4500 / Premium Series. They have Revit symbols only currently...... pity CA doesn't Import them (yet?) Their site for Designers and Builders is Here : http://professionals.jeld-wen.com/

I use the Free BullZip PDF Printer usually ( and not just for Chief ) , file sizes are generally smaller , sometime by a substantial amount, but depending on line weights and Colour the Built-In Chief PDF Printer can give the best Output. Chief will Update ALL views before it Prints by default, (AFAIK) this is likely the cause of the Delay at Print Start Up especially if using Live View not Plot lines. Chief can be slow reproducing alot of Lines , which may account for the Slow down when a Survey with lots of elevation lines is included....

Try increasing the Maximum Bump Distance in Preferences>Edit>Snap Properties>Options to 200 ( allows a move of further distance before bumping is turned off automatically I believe) and lower down is the Bumping Pushing Setting under Other Snaps................ is it checked?

It maybe in the Tips Forum, Michael (AlaskanSon) wrote a post or two about making the "Cutout Tool" to make using the Wall Layer Cutouts easier. @Alaskan_Son

As Eric said you can Rotate the Symbol if indeed it is a Symbol , however looking at the Pic it appears to be in the correct orientation going by the tapering of the center section....no ? M.

The Ceiling plane is just not snapped to the Invisible wall properly, if you pull the ceiling plane up ( as viewed) and let it resnap as you come back down, it's all good. I believe that was the fix found in the Thread Steve and Eric are talking about from a few months ago as I remember it.....

Check the Offering Forum , think I saw a X7 for Sale a while back....

With Polyline Solids would be my guess , and later export and re-import to make a Window Symbol if needed. I don't think the Window Tool will make that Shape , if that's what you were wondering. Don't forget to do your Forum signature at some point...... M.

I find all the Time that whether you get to use the Dimension is often dependant on the Zoom Level.....usually zooming in (mouse wheel) lets me open the Dimension Number DBX........if that doesn't work you have the wrong one is my guess or the Object can't be resized with Dims. If you use manual or Automatics Dims you won't get temporary dims so YMMV depending on what you are trying to do. M.

Version 7 not X7 right ? cos X7 is still available in the Online Library , some go further back than that....

Nothing wrong with Learning Manual Roof Planes or even Manual Dormers , all good to know as it will be required at some point , but with a straight Gable Roof Auto is a Time saver, I still let Auto do it's thing 1st and then make changes as/if needed. Auto Dormers aren't good in all situations but they usually work fair well at eliminating the Issues you saw. M.

On a simple Roof like this one it really shouldn't be needed at all, this is easy for and Auto Roof Build , and you could also use Auto Floating Dormers too..... M.

Not good , likely the Seal has gone , so the panel needs replacing...

You need the Library provide by Chief or is that what you meant? https://www.chiefarchitect.com/3d-library/index.php?r=site/detail/991 or a library found here provide by DMD Designs .... https://chieftalk.chiefarchitect.com/topic/18903-free-glass-panel-door-door-system/?tab=comments#comment-155651

Thanks for posting back with the possible fix...... M.

lost me.... but thanks for the Tip...

If you are having issues , it is always best to post the.plan file if you can ( make sure not open in Chief 1st) , also it is best to use the Snipping Tool in Accessories or some other Screen Capture program so the Pics are clearer.....Phone pics never seem to look good ...but I think the camera lens may need a clean too in this case. This is not uncommon with steep pitched Roofs in particular ....... sometime the Wall Polyline will do it other times not....

just wanted me to have to re-install VLC huh M.

Your Welcome.... perhaps edit your 1st post and add Solved to the Title and a link to the Files so people don't have to read the whole thread

CA X10 compatible Style Templates.... CA Style Templates X10.zip MODs may remove file.....

Ahhhh...I guess I did Migrate that Folder Forward then..... I don't think there are MAC specific versions perse but I am also not sure if I can post them Publicly or not? Did TS say anything about that?

The Winders setting in the Staircase DBX may help but the easiest way is usually with a series of landings shaped as needed and set to the correct heights manually.

Every Version I have has them ...unless they were migrated forward as I upgraded? ***It's possible CA Templates is a Folder I made myself ??? and moved the Style templates too it , so the main Folder wasn't as cluttered but in X9 they are also backed up in the C:\Programs\xxx\xxx\xxx Folder

MAC Os maybe slightly different ?, I am not sure what CE is either, my default Templates are in the Data/Templates Folder and the Style Templates are in the Data/CA Templates Folder. [solved]