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Something here might help.

Search the forum for spin. Use a screen recorder to make a video. Home Designer (Chief Architect) has some cloud options too I believe.

When you are looking at the block, you are really looking at an image that's wrapped around the surface. It's not a bunch of individual blocks. For your top plate, make the walls a pony wall, with the upper wall 1-1/2" tall and only framing. You will need to adjust some settings, like the number of top plates.

Cut the window, place door, Paste/Hold Position to put the window back.

Search for a recent thread for some info and a video.

You can use a standard truss. Change the settings to make it build like you want. Wood grain direction will be correct.

There is a Seeking Services section here, but it just links over to the one on ChiefTalk (for the Chief Architect products). https://chieftalk.chiefarchitect.com/forum/15-seeking-services/ Suggest you not hire anyone from outside your country, and try to find someone close to you, but that may not be possible.

Did you read about the tools in Help?

It's still connected to the cabinet. Select the cabinet, Tab to select the cooktop.

On your foundation walls, move the concrete into the main layer, and read about how the program aligns walls one over the other.

Did you search the forum, or the Home Designer website for prow? Here are some tips to get you started: https://hometalk.chiefarchitect.com/topic/8582-getting-started-with-hometalk/

Because that's one of the many things the people at Chief decided to omit from Home Designer. Chief has all the functionality you desire, and it's all easy and automatic.

You can try using the Delete Surface tool, then Export 3D Model (DAE or STL), and then Import 3D Symbol.

How did you rotate your plan? In general, you should use Edit Area when rotating a plan. Grab the rotate handle and spin it around, or use Transform/Replicate to rotate an exact amount.

I believe this was changed as newer versions show things correctly.

Yes there is. Have you just forgotten how the program works?

That's called a frieze. Don't think it's an option in Suite, but check your Build Roof dialog. It would be listed on the left side.

Not sure what multiple accounts or customer service has to do with the question. You will need to describe your environment. Everyone in the same office? A plan is just a file that may be opened by anyone with the correct software.

You are asking about an engaged column -- a pilaster is rectangular. Depending on size, you can imbed the symbol in the wall so only part shows. Google 3d warehouse for more symbols.

That's because that option is not available.

It's gone.