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Pitch is set in the 2 other walls.

If Auto Rebuild Roofs is off.

Extend your walls out to form a rectangle. Set 2 walls like this. Adjust pitch via the wall specification to align the ridge.

Draw in your own ceiling plane and uncheck the option shown.

Look at the various wall types -- their names might give you an idea.

For problems like this, it's helpful to have the plan file. Close the software before attaching.

Delete the 2nd floor walls on the garage.

See if this helps.

Remove the Framing Reference and experiment with these settings.

Try deleting the problem wall.

Make sure you are not clipping framing. When things do not display as expected, start with Layer Display Options.

That does not usually happen. Attach your plan file (close Architectural first) and I'll have a look.

Once your terrain is in place, you will want to group select it and all its features and rotate them so the house remains drawn square with the screen. Group select the house -- this is easier if you draw the terrain and house so they do not overlap, then move it on to the terrain. You can place a Point on the terrain and use Point-to-point move. read about Edit Area for use in selecting the house. Once the house is in place, open the terrain and adjust the Z position of the terrain relative to the house.

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.

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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.