little piece of drywall above the door, anyone know what it is or how to get rid of it?

[SH_Canada]

Furred foundation wall. I tried changing doors, no difference. would not be a problem except it shows in elevation

 

 

 

 

zsolt.plan

[robdyck]

Delete the ceiling surfaces from the outdoor stairwell room.

[SH_Canada]

merci

[SH_Canada]

hmmm, there is no ceiling specified in the dbx (probably was originally when I drew the room):. how does one delete it? The 3d shows the room the desired height...to top of retaining wall.

I cannot seem to be able to select it even if I move the wall up or if I go to 3d framing set and remove the framing. still cannot select it. Is there a trick to this?

 

 

 

[Chopsaw]

Yes there is always a trick when dealing with Chief Architect.  You can't just turn off the ceiling, you need to actually delete it as Rob said.

[robdyck]

35 minutes ago, jasonN said:

Is there a trick to this

Select the room, Edit the ceiling layers, delete them all!

[SHCanada2]

43 minutes ago, robdyck said:

Edit the ceiling layers

 

I must be losing it. I do not know what this means. There is no ceiling plane that I can see. I see no shortcut menu when I select the room to edit anything. I search the forum for "edit ceiling" and found someone that said there is a menu, but a search of the doc indicates no such menu.

 

May I ask how to I click to get to something that I can edit the ceiling layers in order to delete it?

 

thanks

[robdyck]

Not losing it, probably just hungry!

[SHCanada2]

I was able to get rid of it by going into the room db->ceiling finish->edit, then delete the ceiling layer

 

is that what you mean?

 

[SHCanada2]

sooo, would one consider this a bug? It was smart enough to not put in a ceiling, except where it intersects the wall.

 

 

I notice in the cross section, there is still a 1/2" gap, just does not protrude beyond the siding any more 

 

[Chopsaw]

55 minutes ago, jasonn1234 said:

sooo, would one consider this a bug? It was smart enough to not put in a ceiling, except where it intersects the wall.

 

If you do then expect to find a lot more of them like when is 0 not actually 0, and when is a polyline perimeter not a polyline perimeter.