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  1. #1
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    Chimney Holes in the roof and first floor

    How can you make changes to the first floor and roof to allow a chimney to pass through starting in the basement?

    Thxs.
    Lee Trahan
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  2. #2
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    View the chimney in cross section/ elevation. Then select it and hit the control tab. Now you can drag it all the way through the roof. No framing changes are necessary.

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    thanks

    thanks
    Lee Trahan
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  4. #4
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    Lee,

    You can build the chimney depending on how it will be built in the real world using framed or frame-brick-stone walls, You can use an extruded soffit or an extruded poly-line slab or solid (soffits and poly-line objects can pass through floors and roofs as if they were not there whereas in order to build a chimney of framed walls you would have to add a poly-line object converted to a "hole in the roof" for framed walls to poke through because Chief Architect roofs cut off walls from below by default programming, a masonry fireplace can be extruded as VHampton spoke of above. It depends on the effect you want to create or building technique you are emulating per instance.

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