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If it looks fine in the layout, then try making a PDF of the layout, then print. If you see everything in a PDF, it should print.

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I would make it simple by going up to the next floor, turn on reference, then just trace it in cad and make the lines dashed. I add a note that it's referencing the stairs.

Try using the midpoint or center snaps. Maybe that will help.

It's been a long time since I've seen this. Try disconnecting the walls to lose room definition, then reconnect.

Hope it helps. You're welcome.

Here is a mini-split AC I downloaded from Google Warehouse if you want it. It looks similar to what you're looking for. This was created in version X6. Mini split ac library.zip

Turn off Chief's "Living Area" by dbl. clicking the select tool. Use a living area macro instead. It will then stay where you want it or put it.

The only section view anno set I have is for 1/2" sections. I also have a layer set linked to it. Before I pull the camera view, I go to the anno set first.

It looks like that sink may be over multiple cabinets.

In X5, open your profile plan you're using. Add it there. Close and save. It will then be there when you "open new plan".

Or place a solid in an elevation to cover it up. Set materials.

Todd, I'm working on a house right now that has a bay window (see image). I generally do all my bay windows manually if I need to be fairly specific and need to have windows that can't be done using the auto bay window tool. In general, I usually set the floor system for the bay window, floor height (raised) and ceiling height before I place any windows or roof. Do not drag up walls for you see what problems you get. I use a doorway to create the opening from inside and suppress the casing is needed. In an elevation from the inside, drag up the doorway from the bottom and pull it down from the top to adjust the inside opening. You can fill the bottom with a solid or something...same for the window ledge on the inside. It doesn't take long to do it once you've done it a few times.

Once the wall is hatched another way to remove the hatch is click on the hatch tool again. Now when you select the hatched wall, it will select the hatch first instead of the wall.

In general, you want your fascia to be one size larger than your rafter. You're going to have 3D problems with Chief the way you're doing it.

Merry Christmas to all Chief users. Fixing to renew SSA next week. Can't wait to see the new things when it comes out.

As mentioned, print at "actual size". No borders and don't print to fit.

Why don't you just turn off the invisible wall layer?

Thank you, I deleted the thread about the DWG because I saw it had a seal on it. Thank you again so much.

It's easier and less work if in the elevation you use a solid to start with in stead of converting a rectangular cad polyline. Doing it this way will place it in the plan view on the correct floor level as well.

I usually do what Perry does or I make it a solid railing wall and change the materials for the top rail and change the drywall to tile. You have more flexibility using a solid though. I use a glass wall for the glass or I use symbols I made for the glass panels and glass door. Several ways to do this.

Same should apply if you select the text parent too first, then draw marquee around text and the text should be selected. This will apply too if you want to select text, electrical or a dimension line that is over another object. Hit that parent tool and it should select that item first.

Place a door. Open it> library>gates. You might not like all the selections though.

Newell, I guess I should look at your plan but if the crown is continuous around the building and changes angles on sides, then it sounds like you'll have to use a 3D molding polyline instead of a standard polyline.

I think we just said the same thing?