joey_martin

You must have deleted the "Attic Walls" which is the best way to do those. I have an attic wall created that is 1.5" thick with no material and framing unchecked so that the sheathing, housewrap, and siding are all there, but the truss fits in and replaced the "wall framing".
 
Add that "attic wall" back in and all the other factors you mentioned take care of themselves.
 
 

I have completed multiple projects, new home and remodels with X16. All is good.

Nahh....don't over think it. 
 
Just like you did on the left side. Make the base cabinet on the right JUST the 2 drawers, add a custom countertop that extends over all 3 base cabs and ends where you need it to end on that angle. They fill in the back with the custom backslash tool or a material region to match the cabs. The light angle piece can be drawn as a solid and stretched in place.
 

Go to the foundation defaults and check this box so that the slab sits against the 4" top part of the pony wall..
 

 

Casings, Exterior

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Try Google Earth. There is a little more info in there.

The garage is a "room", open the dbx for the room and use the structure tab to set all the heights relative to 0'-0", which is the sub-floor of the home. If the garage is 3' lower than the house, then you need to tell Chief that.

Just select the "doorway" opening that Chief auto places at the top of the stairs and make it smaller.

Make the battens using the material region tool.
 

Use the shelf tool and simply set the height to the top of the stem wall, size accordingly. 
 
Also, in those situations consider furring out the upper wall to match the bottom. That provide a cleaner look when you can do that.

If that is buried in the wall than why model it? Take care of it in the MEP plan or dashed CAD lines in an elevation view. 
 
Having said that. Do you have a duct chase designed yet in the wall. You cannot go horizontal across all those vertical framing members...load bearing or not. You can create the duct with a 3D molding polyline, but again, only if you already have an adequate chase.
 
Also. What type of fireplace insert are you using? What is the combustion source? Can you vent it horizontally by code or manufactures specs? If you can, what is the maximum horizontal run you can vent that particular unit?
 

Go to cabinet default settings and turn off AUTO FILLER

Don't try to get a doorway in there, create one. Either break the roof plane and pull the bottom section up to create the opening, or cut a hole in the roof plane. 

If you have a thin paint layer on the wall it won't wrap. Add the jamb back on there and make it a thin paint layer as well.

I think PBR has a limit if 8 lights by default. You have exceeded that number which is why the other under-counter lights are not on. Increase the number of lights to 40 and they will be on.
 
Try this video for some settings and ideas. 
 
https://www.chiefarchitect.com/videos/watch/6155/clay-rendering-real-time-ray-tracing.html?playlist=102
 
BTW, my current graphics card (Nvidia GTX 750 Ti) also doesn't support real time raytrace, but the setting helped me get to PBR rendering I am sharing here. 
 

Because the drawer on the left is too small for the top and bottom rails to be visible. 

Then use a pocket door. The tool is still the same, you are simply using the wrong door.

You don't in Chief Architect, but you can make the foundation wall a PONY WALL and set the depth of the top to 4" so that it simulates an L-Block. 
 
Also, Chief will automatically add your brick ledge and it will be very close to what you need if you set the wall definition up right. From there, detail the rest.

Make the default foundation mono slab, then double click in the bathroom and look under the structure tab and uncheck the mono slab option and see if that gives you what you want. 
 
There will be some cleanup and some adjustments to those foundation rooms once you have them all set, but it should work.
 

You can print it directly from Chief on whatever size paper you want, and any scale you want. Just set up your layout correctly a d print to pdf, save it, email it, pick it up.

Like this...

Go to page 0 and find the macro that has been pasted into that layout template. Or it's on the page you are viewing. If on page 0 you won't see it, just click and drag in the that area and it will get selected. Delete it and you are all good.