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    Sloped ceiling

    I have a sloped ceiling in a cape cod house. On the second floor Chief auto places line swere the slope and flat ceilings meet, how do i turn their display off? they cannot be selected

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    i couldnt find a way to turn it off... i just drew an invisible cad line over it....
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    Okay, I'm still learning all sorts of new things in chief. So, can you teach me about invisible cad lines, I just don't see them

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    Turn off ceiling planes display.
    Paul
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    except for in 3d mode they are unchecked in display options

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    take a cad line...... draw it over the ceiling line you dont want to see anymore. open that line you just drew, and change the layer to invisible, OR, just change that line to white

    tada! invisible....
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    THANKS, that made it so much more clear.

    A bit of a pain in the _______ but, I guess thats life.

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    no problem.... every program has its querks, you know that.
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    I think you are looking for the layer Walls, Beams.
    Chuck Garton

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    or that.
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    Chuck, that would be easy.

    Bur, Ric, I'll keep your method in mind for those cases when you need beams showing. You know it's gonna happen.

    Thanks guys

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    anytime.... glad to help
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