Surrounding wall elevation in the room

[andreasas]

Good day everyone!
Is there any way to create elevation view of all the walls that compose the room?
I am attaching the picture to better understand the result i want to get. The result is inside the yellow line.

 

P.S. 

I know that i can do cross section view of one wall. I want to combine 4 views  from 4 walls together and automatically.

 

[scottharris]

You can take a wall elevation, and then remove the option "clip to room"; then drag the clip lines to encompass all the rooms.  See attached example of two rooms

[DBCooper]

@scottharris

 

I think they are trying to stitch together 4 different elevations at 4 different directions (like N, S, E, W) into one view.  Kind of like a panorama view? If you look at the picture, it has a dead on view of the couch and the desk even though they are on opposite walls.  No way that I know of to do that with one camera in Chief.

 

I think the best thing to do is send the 4 views to layout and then just line up the layout boxes.

 

[joey_martin]

As said by @DBCooperthe view you are showing is not a single view, it's a stitch. You can see the heavy black line on each side of the curtains, those are the "stitch lines" which can easily be done in Chief, though not automatically.

[andreasas]

Thank you all for your help!

scottharris, your suggestion is not a answer to the question, though it is a valuable new knowledge for me, i have already used this
joey_martin, i have found nothing about  "stitch lines" in chief architect knoledge base.

[joey_martin]

16 hours ago, andreasas said:

i have found nothing about  "stitch lines" in chief architect knoledge base.

You aren't going to. You simply "stitch" them together in a layout page, or export the views as jpeg and "stitch" them together in a post production software.

[robdyck]

Follow along in the example video.