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With Architectural it's important to have auto rebuild roofs on as you work, and focus on getting the roof correct as you work on the plan.
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18 minutes ago, twiseva said:
Any thoughts on how I do this in the program -- a 3rd (very low floor)?
That's what I would do using Pro or Chief because I can control floor and ceiling framing easily. Probably do this with Architectural too, but you will need to manipulate various dimensions to get the look you want.
With Architectural, I would experiment with using a thick ceiling finish. To increase that wall height, increase the ceiling height in the rooms, then add that same amount to the Ceiling Finish.
And please delete your thread on ChiefTalk via Moderator Actions near the top of the page.
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1 hour ago, SillySally said:
Any help would be appreciated.
Probably on a different level -- 0 or A
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You will need the same (or newer) version/date as was used by the person using Chief.
As an example, if they used X15, you will need at minimum, the 2024 version of Pro.
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20 minutes ago, Rookie65 said:
Open the railing and set the newel location at the end or start of the wall depending on the location. Change the newel from half to none
Only in Pro, not an option in Architectural or Suite.
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You can set your newels to a 0" width, then place them manually (choose from library).
To force a full newel against a wall, pull the railing back from the wall, draw a Room Divider wall perpendicular to the railing, then another Room Divider from it to the wall forming a T.
Select the perpendicular Room Divider and move it close to the wall -- maybe 1/16" away. Then drag the railing wall letting it snap to the perpendicular Room Divider.
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I'm not sure anyone here can help.
Suggest contacting Chief Architect https://www.homedesignersoftware.com/support/#contact
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How to Convert to CAD from Chief Architect
Are you using Home Designer? If so, what title and version?
What is CAD? Are you asking about a DXF or DWG file?
20 minutes ago, DonnaAPH said:and is there a tutorial on the subject?
Probably -- did you look?
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I imaging you want 2 roof planes and not 3. The one on the front side should be contiguous and not divided.
Delete the one shown on the 1st floor, drag the one above across.
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Video is using Pro 2024 Trial.
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6 hours ago, steve_emma said:
Any help would be appreciated.
Tell us what product you are using -- Pro 2024 or other.
Close the software, attach the plan file.
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In Home Designer, all imported symbols like your door handle are imported as a symbol type Fixture and that cannot be changed.
To make your handle available to a cabinet, it needs to be a symbol type Hardware. Changing the Component ID does not do this (that info is for the Materials List).
You will need to manually place the handle on the cabinet.
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What's the problem?
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1 hour ago, Casey4965 said:
How do you cut out the ceiling for the stairs?
Open Help, search stairs.
1 hour ago, Casey4965 said:When I place an electrical panel on a wall, it will not recess into the wall
That panel is set to attach to the surface, and not recess. Check the 3D Warehouse (google it) for symbols you might use.
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Where is your roof?
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11 hours ago, Plainwacky said:
When I butt my cabinets against the wall, I'm not seeing the 1" OH on the back going away.
Use a Glass House view to look at the back of the cabinet.
And why are you asking? Are you seeing a problem?
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When you reference a video, it helps to provide a link.
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Using the Foundation Wall tool, draw the footers on the foundation level.
Hip Roof: Edit the ridge
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Think about what you are doing.
To increase the length of the ridge, you must change the pitch. Open the 2 short walls and change the pitch to 45 degrees, then build the roof and see what happens.
Or, open the 2 long walls and change the pitch to 20 degrees, build the roof and see what happens.