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Chief introduced a Notes tool in X11 I think, and this layer in Pro is probably a result of that. If you really want to know, contact Chief.

That's what you do. Only manually as filled CAD.

Watch on YouTube: http://youtu.be/ma2Qv2rh8H0?hd=1

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When you want its specific properties. Newer versions of the software have removed the Floor Camera from the menu due to questions like this, and its limited applications.

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Create an open front cabinet, insert the refrigerator manually.

A truss framed roof does not have a ridge beam.

You can/will need to do it manually.

Only Pro has the Additional Angles feature.

Do you have elevations or a 3D view you could show us? Cannot tell from a plan view what that part of the roof looks like.

See image above.

We need the plan file, not a picture of the plan Close Pro first before attaching. Try this first. Make sure this is checked for the rooms with no roof, and if they are not rooms, they need to be, so do like David said.

No.

What are you trying to do? Remove the ceiling finish (drywall), or the ceiling structure? If it's the finish, just delete it.

Ideally, you would rotate your terrain so that the house walls are square with the screen. I don't see how you can do this, nor do I see how to set the program up to draw walls so they will snap to an off angle. Maybe someone experienced using Architectural will comment.

It is.

Watch on YouTube: http://youtu.be/1q8L8sDA6tk?hd=1

Part 2 Watch on YouTube: http://youtu.be/IYDsfUuiPTQ?hd=1

See if this helps. Part 1 Watch on YouTube: http://youtu.be/Mub3esbRLEM?hd=1

Started with auto, then switched to manual, which is what I usually do, unless auto build will easily produce the roof I want. The gable over the door is a dormer that I exploded and changed the roof a bit. When you are working on a plan like this, try to make changes as you go, and for the roof, build the entire thing instead of piece by piece. Set defaults to start. If you want white painted brick, set your brick wall to be that, for example.

Roofs take practice, and the ability to visualize what you want to model. David and I both have a bunch of roof videos on our YouTube channels (linked in our signatures). This is a section through the great room (with my roof) -- plenty of room for a vault.

I see you said farmhouse ... Watch on YouTube: http://youtu.be/sbkkxfUkoBM?hd=1

This? You use rooms to control ceilings, so make that space a room.