ShaneK

Add it to your library and update your template. I'm sure you have already done this.

select deck or porch, open dbx, click structure tab, select roof over button, rebuild roofs

It's obvious that there will never be a "lone" program that will do everything for everybody. I know this CA has been the best for me and I started in early 90s. Tim O'Donnell, David Jefferson Potter, Dean (can't remember last name), Tommy and many more were the rock stars of the last generation. I see that a new crew and some of the old are holding down the fort. Lets stick to problem solving and making this a better program FOR ALL OF US.

This is what the Forum is all about, helping out when the "panic button" is triggered.

place corner cabinet and get sink from library

These are ver X files. Pole barn wall 3d O.S.B..plan Pole barn wall 3d.plan Pole barn wall 3d-no wye brcing.plan Simpson HHDQ14 holdown anchor system.plan

Get a hardware lock version of CA. Install on all computers and whoever is working on CA project has the hasp.

Not all plans have attic walls

Pole Structure cad details and a few 3d views Pole barn wall 3d.plan Pole barn wall 3d-no wye brcing.plan Pole Barn Wall Elev. #2.plan Pole Barn Wall Elev. 2 hr fire wall.plan Pole Barn Wall Elev. High wind.plan Pole Barn Wall Vinyl Siding Elev..plan Simpson HHDQ14 holdown anchor system.plan Slider Door Details.plan

Attic room def only comes in as an option when a 2nd floor has been added. Build roof/create 2nd floor/ designate that 2nd story as attic. Not what you're looking for but you asked.

Did these in ver 8 I think.

Designate it as attic and change room label option

Agree with above post.

Use poly solids and assign materials, you can get a similar look. 1/2 the fun of CA is tricking it to do what we want.

Great video.

I have been a Chief user since ver II and just upgraded from ver X to ver X7. LOVE IT!!! New Lenovo desk top with dual monitor. I just designed and built a 14,000 sq ft motorcycle shop and it would of been a nice project for the "learning curve", lol. Hi DavidJPotter.