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For my issue the only solution I could come up with is similar to response from y-g-m-n. I have to place a panel above the half wall to match the drywall thickness and paint it the same color. It has to be placed using the Ctrl key because the software won't allow it to overlap the drywall without forcing it to. Then, there is no god way to position it perfectly. Need to zoom in and eyeball it. Now, during the design process any time that full wall moves I have to remember to also move the panel accordingly. Kind of ridiculous this is the only solution. Also nuts that Chief Architect response is that they won't provide any answer unless I upgrade to the latest version for $500 without addressing whether or not the issue will be resolved.

I run into a similar issue with half walls when they connect to a corner formed by two full walls.The only way I can create a wall that does not go up the ceiling is to use a half wall and adjust the railing height. If I have stairs going up one floor and I want part of the upper hallway to overlook the lower floor I use solid half wall. When that half wall ends at a corner formed by two full walls, the drywall layer above the top of the half wall is eliminated and all that shows is the framing layer. The half wall must connect to the the the framing layer to maintain the boundaries of all rooms so it is not an option to use a soffit or solid shape to fill a gap between the half wall and the full wall (support's suggestion). I cannot show these corners with exposed framing layers and using the eyedropper does not work for the exposed framing material. Also have a small "fragment" of a half wall I cannot eliminate (pic). Any thoughts?