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Rene is correct. She passed away.

Way off topic here, but this post was a blast from the past. Cheryl was an amazing person and taught me so much when I first started out on my own. I enjoyed our chats and collaboration on plans we sent back and forth and her vast knowledge of kitchen design. She will go down as one of the few who really made an impact on my Chief Architect journey. You are truly missed Cheryl.

The tile turned out amazing. Thank you so much!

I do not know how I missed this. Thank you very much for the tile. You saved me a lot of time and effort.

Anytime. Glad I could help. Let me know if you need anything else.

I've attached your plan. 1677830231_dormerquestion FIXED.plan

It looks like you've "painted" the exterior material. Go into the wall definition's material tab and change the exterior material back to default.

I've hunted the internet for two specific styles of marble floor time and have come up empty. Figured I'd reach out here before trying to attempt to create my own. Does anyone have material that matches these? I've tried the tile builder but I can't seem to get the grout lines the size I need. See pics below.

Hey, Lauren. I sent you a PM.

I personally don't share files with clients. I will send a DWG to an engineer or a surveyor, but never to a client. I'd just explain to her that her purchase did not include "CAD files" and you don't send design files to clients. Good luck!

Ahhh. My neck of the woods. I live in Fort Wayne.

Break the roof around the cupola to allow it to come through.

Make sure to make the ceiling is high enough in the cupola that it will stand above the ridge. Adjust your roof planes around it so it can stick through. I don't do cupolas often but they are pretty straight forward once you get the hang of it. Practice on a blank plan and then move over to your current plan. On This house mine was created on floor "3" which is technically the attic on this plan.

Can someone point me in the right direction to create this cabinet? Ideally I'd like to make the top half separately from the bottom half. I just need to figure out how to create the arched top door like in the photo below and keep the face frame the same piece.

Whenever I design a house with a monolithic slab that have a wall that is under 12", the fill style of that wall changes to concrete. How do I stop this from happening or change these walls to have no fill like the other walls? See pics and plan attached.Test Foundation.plan

I work from home and an office and I get this message everyday. Called Chief Tech Support and they helped me change the settings but It still persists. So for now I make sure I go into my digital locker and deactivate my license and reactivate it whenever I move from office to office. That seems to be an annoying but reliable fix.

Does anyone have a tile like THIS?

I work on both a Macbook Pro and a Windows desktop and run into this anytime I switch machines. I just do what Perry says and it fixes it. Kind of a pain in the butt, I just figured it was a operating system hiccup. You learn something new everyday.

I live in a neighborhood built in the early 1990's and some of these houses have it. Lol

You might get better results if you created a new post with your problem and plan attached.

I've been through 3D warehouse as well as Chief's library catalogs and haven't come across anything that looks realistic. I'm on the hunt for something like Heat & Glo's True 42" Gas Fireplace Insert. If anyone has a symbol they'd like to share, I'd be greatly appreciative. Thank You and Happy New Year!

Post the plan and Ill take a look. Just a guess but it sounds like the stem wall top isn't following be top of the slab. Make sure BOTH fields have the same number. There are other factors that could be affecting this as well but it's all just a guess until you post the plan.

I'm not 100% sure what your talking about but I'll give it a shot. If you want to lower the porch slab and keep the porch beam hgt at the same hgt of the main floor, then just change the two numbers next to the red arrows in my pic and it should drop the floor and leave the clg/beam height of the porch alone.

Hey guys. Thanks for posting your doors. Joe sent me a pm last night with a video walking me through the steps to create the door. Attached is what I came up with. I don't have a lot of time to create symbols lately, but this was extremely simple once Joe pointed me in the right direction. Steel and Glass Door 36_ x 72_.calibz

I was curious if anyone had a door like this in their library they'd be willing to share. Quite a few builder's in my area have been requesting this style of door lately. Size probably doesn't matter at this point, but 72" x 96" is the size I most commonly use. Thanks in advance!