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You can use a 3d model of a tile and distribute along your roof planes. It's a manual process, but it can be faster than you might think. If you have your camera views set up and determined in advance, then you can reduce the amount of area that requires accurate modelling. Just to give you an idea, this took only a couple of minutes.

Open the Glass Wall defintion dialog and under Wall Properties make sure Partition Wall is checked.

Library search 'Oriel'

Always a good idea to post the plan. If it's too large, use google drive or dropbox!

Sometimes.

Your rooms should ALL use the default floor structure (which should be defined). This will allow the floor framing to build uniformly. Currently the framing is being separated because there are different types. Select all rooms on each floor and ensure Floor Structure - Default is checked. Open Default Settings and edit the Floor/ Ceiling Platform defaults. Ensure the framing layer is set to trusses (or whatever you prefer). Rebuild floor framing.

Post your plan using Google Drive / Dropbox.

Hi Jim, there are a couple of issues here that are very easy to solve. The elevation regions are too close to each other. Resize the lower elevation region to butt against the low side of the retaining walls. This will provide some space for the terrain to adjust between the two regions. You have (2) terrain breaks buried along the center of the retaining walls. These terrain breaks still have the default transition distance of 120". Lower that value to 1". That should take care of the issue:)

There are times where this is suitable. If a solid is the simplest, then yeah, use it.

Dropbox? Google Drive? The plan file is essential to get others to dig into your issue and join the conversation to find specific solutions.

When you send a drawing to layout, you will have the opportunity to add the scale factor of the drawing in the drawing's label. This can be set as a default for layout box labels so that each drawing always displays the correct drawing scale. The following video may help you and if I understand your question accurately, the most helpful information starts around the 20 minute mark of the video. https://www.chiefarchitect.com/videos/watch/48/creating-layouts-and-construction-documents.html