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  1. #1
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    Changing wall height

    I have a plan faily well along. Realized the wall height is 9 feet and needs to be 10 feet. How can I change this in an existing plan?

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    Forgot to mention. HD Pro 2014.

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    By the way, I'm talking about changing the wall height/ceiling height on an entire floor. First floor.

  4. #4
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    make sure you are on the floor concerned then go to Edit>defaults>Floor>and change the Finished ceiling height to 120" , uncheck the default button 1st. should work if you haven't changed any wall heights manually yet ? they will stay at whatever you set them at , all walls still in Auto mode should "pop up" to 120"

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    Mick

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    Click image for larger version. 

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    this view is with the nine foot ceilings
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    this view is after changing the default to 120".
    seems to have raised the ceilings inside the existing roof without making the walls taller.
    help

  6. #6
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    I realize the pictures are blank. Not sure why.
    The ceilings seem to go up, but I expected the roof to go up too.
    In one room the ceiling went up, leaving the crown molding at nine feet.
    In another room with a cathedral ceiling and windows in what would be the attic area, the walls moved up into the window.
    The roof(s) didn't go up.

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    Roof planes do NOT automatically respond to Room Specification Dialog changes unless you have "Auto-Build Roofs" command "ON", otherwise you will have to order the roofs built using the new settings in a new unit of time.
    In this software some things auto update and some do not.

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  8. #8
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    Yes you have Pro , so you need to "rebuild the Roof" , the Auto Roofs options is obviously unchecked as David said.

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    Mick

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  9. #9
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    Yep, that worked. Now I get to rebuild the roof planes manually. I had some already manually built and they didn't fare too well.
    Thanks.

  10. #10
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    in that same DBX you can lock "manually created roof planes" before you rebuild roofs.......no guarantee it works 100% of the time though

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