<t>I initially did some research a couple years ago and selected this software to design our new home. I have been using it over the past two years to narrow down many details of the design before an architect made up blueprints from it, and have put many many hours in our design with the software ...

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I found another way to do this and thought I would share. I created a new level above the current elevation called "ceiling". In this new level, I created the sloped walls that extend upward from the walls of the level below it. One end if the walls are close to zero as I could ...

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OK, thank you very much. I will give that a try and reply if I continue to have an issue.

Chris

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1. To have an vaulted ceiling you must use an arch (with same heights),<br/>
or semi-arch with different heights.<br/>
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2. For an inclinated ceiling (it's not the same thing), you must create your object (from a exported 'box' for example) <br/>
or put an inclinated ...

<r><QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>Without seeing your design, it's hard to give an answer. <br/>
As a general rule: when you need to different ceilings, draw two separate rooms:<br/>
- one for the vaulted ceiling<br/>
- one for the standard ceiling.<br/>
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<r><QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>Without seeing your design, it's hard to give an answer. As a general rule: when you need to different ceilings, draw two separate rooms: - one for the vaulted ceiling - one for the standard ceiling.<e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE> <br/>
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Hello and thank you for the reply.<br ...

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First off, thank you very much for this software. It has been a very useful tool in designing our home and we love it!<br/>
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My question is, how to have a wall that has a room with a vaulted ceiling on one side, and a standard flat ceiling on the other side of it. When I ...