Janetcrouch

Thanks! I'll have to try it and see if I can follow these directions and get it to work.

That does sound like a lot of work! Probably more than I want to do right now. And yes, I did those shapes on the elevation with a CAD shape and copy & paste. I think for now, my solution will be to have them on the elevation and put a picture on the layout sheet for the cabinet maker. Thanks Jo_Ann!

Here is what I came up with on the elevation, but I wish I could make it show up on the 3D view.

Is there a way to show vent holes in cabinet doors in the 3D view? I'm wanting to do something like this on a pantry and I can't find a door style anywhere that has anything like this. I know it's not common, but I would like to do this. I might just have to draw it in on the elevation. I anyone knows another way, please let me know.

I don't know all the tricks on this software either, but your picture looks like drywall to me. When I have wanted to do something like this, I put in actual walls, raise the bottom of the walls in the 3D view and add an arched doorway. You have to make it an extra thick wall if you want the barrel view like the pic. I just came aross this question as I was looking for another topic. I want to put vent holes in some pantry doors. I don't know if there is a way I can do that.

I'm wanting to do the same thing. I've been trying to be creative with frame, windows or doors in front of the shelves to get the look I want, but nothing is working. I'm commenting on here to see if someone else has a solution.

My client wants a kitchen with a LOT of moulding. I can do crown moulding, light rails and all the vertical stuff, but I can't seem to figure out how to do any vertical moulding like in the picture below on the left to do around the refrigerator. Also, I have never figured out a solution for panel ready appliances and how to actually put panels on them. Do I just put a cabinet door in front of it? I'm afraid that would just cover the handle and everything and wouldn't look right.

Thank you Gary! That worked. Wow. That was easy. I'm not sure why the adjustments I made before did not work. Thank you Eric. I did try to do that. I'm not sure why it was giving me that problem. It seems to be fixed now.

I know I've done something silly to cause this when I was trying to adjust my roof angle to be close to my client's actual roofline. It's a remodel and I needed to make sure the roofline was in the correct place so I could figure out the heights of the kitchen cabinets. I did not draw the entire house because we are not remodeling the entire house, just a few parts. I try not to do extra work. Anyway, in making all the adjustments, I've done something to cause this space where my drywall doesn't go all the way up (or my roof doesn't come all the way down on the outside wall. I've tried adjusting everything I can think of to fix this, but I'm just not having any luck and I don't want to send a 3D view to the client like this. Can someone help? The ceiling is not exactly in the correct place, but I know the beams are very close. Kitchen.plan.zip

Thank you y-g-m-n. I think I know what you are saying, but that isn't quite what I am wanting to do. Eric gave me some good directions and it was easy!

Well, fortunately, I just saved it again and I clicked back over to my camera view to send you a picture of how I fixed it after watching your video and I got the eternal spinning wheel again. Anyway, I did exactly what you showed me and it worked! It seems like I tried some of those things, but evidently not. It looks great now and is ready for me to finish up a couple of things to present to clients in the morning.Thank you so much for your help!

Thank you for that! Here it is!Remodel 5.plan.zip

I didn't hide the cameras on the floor plan view.

Actually, I think where the studs are showing is below the front pony wall where I created the arched pass through. Should I try lengthening/lowering that wall?

So, I'm designing a stove alcove that has cabinets underneath it. So, it doesn't go to the floor, but sits on the countertop. I had no idea how to do this, but I used pony walls and raised them off the floor. That might not be best way to do it, so I'm completely open to suggestions. The problem I'm having with doing it this was, is that for some reason, the studs are not covered with drywall on the ends of the wall. And this is happening only part way up. It's so strange. I'm not sure what I have done or not done to cause this. I did change the wall width to 8" because I wanted to create some little niches inside for spices, oils etc. Any ideas? I have tried redrawing it also and it doesn't change. I attached a couple of pictures. I'm not sure if the plan file is too big to attach.