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Import a picture, scale and position as required.

Give what I said above another try. Three invisible walls to form an Open Below room. Short walls set to Full Gable. Set the roof overhang to 1" and adjust the wall so it aligns with the one above.

Don't match how?

Is this wat you want?

You want the small roof section? Roofs build over rooms. Create a room -- invisible walls, open below etc, along the front wall.

Always check the Knowledge Base

Visible where? In plan, in a camera view? What are you trying to accomplish?

You want the jamb to be 2"?

Delete the two highlighted walls and the roof plane goes away.

Yes, posting your plan file is what I was wanting. There are so many interrelated settings it's really the only way to look at many problems. As for your roof. It is caused by the raised ceiling -- above the dining and below the master. I don't know why the roof is generated, and I don't know what you are wanting to model -- your ceiling heights etc, so cannot be much help.

Give your porches a Room Type -- like porch. Then redimension.

Please check you signature -- it's not showing. Start by removing all the roof settings in walls. Edit>Reset To Defaults Start at the left end and one by one, set the walls to Full Gable and High Shed Gable. Drag the wall across to the right to close the gaps. I extended a couple of walls, but not sure it's needed.

You should contact support at Chief Architect directly for this type of problem.

Google DWG to DXF convert.

No Home Designer/Chief Architect product has this feature.

Not with Suite. You will need to use a thin soffit against the wall, and apply your material to it. Architectural and Pro have tools to make this much simpler.

Use a Pony Wall, or apply a Wall Covering.

I'll try to do a better job of answering. tub = no sink = no cabinet = yes

Have you checked the bonus catalogs? https://3dlibrary.chiefarchitect.com/index.php?r=site/library None of the Home Designer products have the tools to make symbols. You can use SketchUp or other similar tools to create things. Also, see the 3D Warehouse and other sites for symbols you may import.

Open Help, search for fill style.

Fill Style

SketchUp

Sloped soffit.