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Did you frame the wall yet ? See step #7
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Yes I know the feeling. It is difficult enough to figure out how to build something just the way the client wants it to look and meet all the code requirements let alone a software program telling you it can't be done that way. If you can get the room divider to behave by setting it's location with a dimension that would likely be the path of least resistance and give you auto ceiling planes etc.
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How did the wall get to be 9' 2" if the default room height is 97 1/8" ? The roof uses the room height not the wall height.
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Can we change from inches to Feet-Inches in dialogue boxes.
Chopsaw replied to ROYOarchitects's topic in General Q & A
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Can't get roof rafters to be 16 " oc, reverts back to 24" oc each time
Chopsaw replied to shingabiss's topic in General Q & A
You many need to post the plan file then. Not really making sense. Is this in X10 ? -
Can't get roof rafters to be 16 " oc, reverts back to 24" oc each time
Chopsaw replied to shingabiss's topic in General Q & A
Use "Edit All Roof Planes".... You can't change the default for existing roof planes. -
Framing Header Fill in Plan View Defult Location?
Chopsaw replied to ACADuser's topic in General Q & A
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Yes please post the plan. I recently had that happen in an X13 build and could not isolate the issue. However I shortened the beam with the intention of patching in a p-solid to fix it but then noticed it was ok when I re-extended it. Not sure what the problem was though and would love to know.
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What determines how high your first floor is above ground level?
Chopsaw replied to Markenbach's topic in General Q & A
Terrain> Terrain Specifications> General> Subfloor Height Above Terrain: -
Post the plan or use a copy of the sub fascia and edit it for the fascia. Fortunately they fixed the issue caused me to do that, so now I don't have to do that on almost every job any more.
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I suppose you could argue that tearing a hole in the gable end wall is the program's attempt to "join together to form a single integrated system" However I think the intent of the tool is to provide two completely viable options to the situation, not to fix a glitch.
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I would say according to the Manual it would be a workaround but being from Canada I have been accuses of not understanding English before. "Specify the Roof Group of the selected room. Change this value to control how the program combines the selected room’s roof system with that of the rest of the building when automatic roofs are built."
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I have not noticed that exact situation before but chief does struggle with a roof over another roof in many other ways. You may have found the magic number that needs to be brought to chiefs attention but would be really interested in what others have to say. Roof groups will fix it but I really don't think that should be necessary.
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You may be able to get it working if you import as "# Y X Z Description ( comma delimited )" but did not try to be able to confirm.
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No problem having someone else do cad details or site plans to help out with an older version.
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You could have another person do cad work or start a file in an older version and then pass it on to you but there is no going back.
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No but there are lots of people that are still using X12 or have an installed copy of it.
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See if this helps: https://www.chiefarchitect.com/support/article/KB-00091/restoring-chief-architect-content.html
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Exporting a Chief site plan with accompanying jpeg into a CAD .dwg file
Chopsaw replied to Ange822's topic in General Q & A
You may be able to use a third party conversion to do just that but Chief will not do it on it's own.