Eave protrusion

[RogerCornejo1]

I’m learning to use chiefarchitect for the first time ever and have been having a problem. In one room (sun room) I have a vaulted ceiling and in the room adjacent to it I have a screened porch with a shed roof. I want to keep the sun rooms ceiling untouched and fix the protruding eave. Here is a picture of the sun room and the screened porch that the sun rooms rafters stick into. 

 

 

[SHCanada2]

not sure exactly what you are trying to do, but you can set the eave width on the wall if you do not want it to protrude beyond the wall

[Mark3D]

Share or upload your plan then people can give you the best solution

[RogerCornejo1]

I fixed the post and added the plan, if that helps.

[Michael_Gia]

17 hours ago, RogerCornejo1 said:

Step 1:

 

Windows + Shift + S

[DBCooper]

Welcome to the forum.

 

So it usually works better to post pictures that were either exported directly from the program are that were done with a screen capture (print screen on windows machines) instead of using a camera to take a picture of the screen.

 

Also, when people suggest you post a plan, they mean to attach a ".plan" file directly to the forum.  Most plan files are too big though so you have to do things like make a ".zip" file instead.  Sometimes you need to make a copy of the plan and remove things that don't have anything to do with the problem.  And if none of that works, you can post it on the cloud somewhere and then include a link in your post.  One gotcha that people run into is that you should not have the plan open in the program when you do try to do this because the file that gets attached might be empty.

 

That said, I think Jason's post above might help you solve your problem.  You might be able to select the wall in between the sun room and vaulted room and set the roof eave to something small.  If that is not working for you, then I would try posting the plan so someone can poke around in it.