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OK, I think this is a better solution: I created a fixture symbol designed to cut the wall it hangs off of. It is placed on its own dashed layer, so looks graphically acceptable in plan. Credit goes to some past forum posts (Alaskan Son et al). Updated PLAN attached. See clouded area. Jim ADOBE TIMBER LINTEL TEST.plan

Joan, I took a stab at this. I modified a Fixed Door object to serve as a timber lintel that you can manually place above a door or window. Looks good in 3D, but has a big graphical problem in plan display -- the lintel shows up and cuts the wall where it preferably would be hidden or dashed in plan display. I imagine someone smarter than me can figure this out! But, maybe this is a start. PLAN attached. Jim P.S. I was really into adobe architecture in college so this brought me back. ADOBE TIMBER LINTEL TEST.plan

Very helpful. Thank you! - Jim

Hi Shane. I believe a material. PLAN attached if you are able to take a gander. - Jim SCREEN PANEL TEST.plan

Greetings, I've created a porch screen panel millwork symbol with stretch planes. When I resize the panel, my screen infill material "stretches." I would like the grid hatch to not stretch and remain at 1x1. Thanks again for any tips. Jim

You can create a terrain perimeter hole that you can manually edit to follow the stairwell. Select your terrain perimeter object and then click this option:

Glenn, Thanks for the tip. I'll give it a try tomorrow! Have a great day. Jim

Seems like it. See help section:

Thank you!

Anybody having problems loading their models? Jim

Curious how someone would go about modeling these windows below. Window openings in masonry wall with shallow arched lintel, but with rectangular retrofit windows. My first thought is maybe arched pass-through window on top of a standard window, but just a guess. Thanks again, Jim

Ok - idea #2 -- on my porch (below) I offset the shed roof -6 inches in Z direction. Result is the front porch beam drops but side beam stays put. Do you think your roof is lower than the porch room plate height?

One possibility (but kind of doubt it) is you have a vertical offset for the railing beam...

Not sure. I suppose you could turn off for all and then go back and manually add the fillers where you need them? Maybe others know a better way?

I think you need to turn off auto cabinet fillers in cabinet defaults: