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  1. Thanks Eric, That solved one thing but opened up a can of worms for another thing. I need to read the help file and understand elevations better. Specifically which initial elevation is "fixed" and would be considered the base elevation. Thanks again. Tom
  2. I created a floor plan with 3 exterior pony walls where the lower pony will be brick and the upper will be siding and then added my windows, etc... Everything was displaying as it should. Then I added a new floor (existing structure) which is offset but attached to the first room by a common wall which is 26" above the first room. Have I lost you yet? When viewing in 3D the second floor/existing structure elevation was say 10 ft higher. So I went in to default options and lowered that floor to 26" above the first floor. Now when I view with 3D the upper part of the pony wall disappeared. Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can get this to display again? I have attached my plan. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Edit: So my problem lies with the floor elevations. When I go into Defaults and raise the floor to 108" my second floor raises (way to high) but the upper pony walls reappear. Do I need to recreate the second floor or attach it to the first floor and somehow change the elevation of that section? Carport Remodel 2x48 windowsplus house_auto_save.plan