Walls meet at 45 degree angle extend only one wall to ceiling

[jgauntz]

I have two walls that meet at a 45 degree angle (wall 1 and wall 2).    Both are half walls.  What I want to do is to have wall 2 extend to the ceiling.  I would like to have the area highlighted in red and corresponding wall extend to the ceiling and keep wall 1 a half wall.  Whenever I try to do this, the ways the walls get joined, the is overlap of wall 1 and wall 2 and I get what is shown in the second picture (I made one wall red to show the 2 walls for distinctly).  I have also provide a profile view and top view of the joined walls and have attached the sample wall plan.

 

I am using Chief Architect X12.  Any help is greatly appreciated.

Intersection Walls.plan

[HumbleChief]

A little confusing. 2 simple walls won't make a 'room' hence no ceiling to extend to.

[jgauntz]

This is just an example from a much larger plan I am working on - but it still shows that if I extend the one wall higher than the other, they seem to "overlap"

[HumbleChief]

4 minutes ago, jgauntz said:

This is just an example from a much larger plan I am working on - but it still shows that if I extend the one wall higher than the other, they seem to "overlap"

..instead of bisecting the intersection?

[jgauntz]

Not sure how to bisect the intersection - thus the reason for me asking for help on how to achieve this because I am a newbie with Chief Architect and learning my blueprinting my house.

[jgauntz]

Or maybe I am not understanding your solution.

[HumbleChief]

Not sure either and ran out of time to pursue. Wait for the smart guys to post....?

[Richard_Morrison]

You may be happier with a single wall trimmed by an invisible wall at an angle, with the shorter "wall" created by a polyline solid.

[jgauntz]

That was my first thought - to you a polyline solid to build one of the walls - except that both walls have windows and doors.  I could maybe just use a polyline solid to create the end of the walls that join at the 45 angle.

 

Greatly appreciate the comments and help.