Garybills

In the layout view go to tools, toolbars, Customize Toolbars, search for page then drag the 2 arrows and change layout page onto you tool bar.

I’ve had that happen before but I can’t remember what the problem was. It seems like there was something out of line with the walls or the roof. If you can post your plan someone might be able to figure it out. Did you draw the roof manually?

If you place dormers and then break the main roof plane and pull it up to the wall, the dormer disappears. Eric’s video works perfect in Chief Premier but you don’t have the subtraction tool in Home Designer. Does Home Designer have the roof hole tool? 

It can be done manually. It is one story and did it by breaking the front wall and raising it, breaking the roof and making a hole. Then manually drew roof over raised wall and used the number 2 key to join it to the main roof. it just takes knowing how to manipulate the walls and the roof. There may be a better way, but you can't use the subtraction tool in Home Designer program.

Bonus Catalogs Door Hardware 3 & 5 have them.

56 minutes ago, Garybills said:

In 2023 Architectural and Pro there's an option to rotate the handles, that option is not available in Suite from what I'm seeing.

I only have the trial versions of 2023 and the Patrick Bar Pull # 2 wasn't in the catalog. I have it in my version of 2021 so maybe there's a problem with the catalog?

I was able to put the handles on a cabinet in X14 Premier and open it in HD Suite. That would be an option to have someone take your plan and change the handles in HD Pro, HD Architectural or X 14 if that’s the handle you need. Just an idea. 

In 2023 Architectural and Pro there's an option to rotate the handles, that option is not available in Suite from what I'm seeing.

The wall type definition . controls the settings your needing, see below.

The foam seal is in the foundation setting, options. It shows as 1/2" in the material list and I don't see a way to change it.

I hope this helps.

I opened your plan and a soon as you angle the windows the casing shows up where they are joined together. I found a way to make it look like the lower ones with a little work. 

I removed the casing on both the upper and lower windows, then used the custom backsplash tool to create a casing. It will shows as backsplash in the material list if that matters. 

Go to build roof (not framing), structure and change rafter space if there instead of defaults. 

To get the center of the sink you might have to use manual dimensions and manually select the dimension line and move the arrow at the wall to the drywall. I tried it and that’s the only way I could get it. 

You can set those up in the Dimension default settings. 

I looked at the plan and the walls on the structure were marked retaining walls. That’s what was causing the walls to shoot down. I’m not sure if the picture I posted is close to what you are looking for. I put in a terrain elevation region and adjusted the flor and slab to get to where it’s at. 

Are you still needing help with your terrain? If so, I had a couple questions and maybe I can help.

You might want to set the height of both outlets to be above your workbench before you block them together. 

Try this, take 2 regular outlets side by side and overlap a little then select both and make architectural blockthen save to your library and rename.

1 hour ago, DesignNut said:

Thank you. I followed your instructions and I was able to pull it down. To be clear, there is no way to set the height of the wall from the floor, you just have to "eyeball it". Is that correct?

In an elevation view you can derail a line and set it at the height you want then pull the wall up to it. 

in camera view, select the wall and grab the top middle handle and pull t down where you want. 

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It may be on the CAD default layer. Turn it off and see if that’s it.

Open the slab specification and set the Elevation at top to the garage floor height.

6 hours ago, Garybills said:

The attic wall is the wall I changed 

I just got to the computer. I selected all the upper windows in an elevation view and copied them. deleted the wall with the windows, grabbed the top of the short wall and pulled up to the ridge. then in plan view went to edit toolbar, paste hold position to put the windows back in the wall. break the top of the wall at the ridge and pull the ends down below the roof. 

That’s strange 

I’m not at my computer now, but you might try grabbing the bottom of the upper wall and pulling it down below the windows. 

The windows are splitting two walls and the framing you’re seeing now is the 2nd floor wall which is really short. I’m not sure what’s going on with that.