The following are videos recommended by our Training team; these videos reveal useful tips and new features on a variety of topics.
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Molding polylines can be used for a variety of purposes, from backsplash borders to plumbing diagrams.
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Railings can have newels and balusters, panels, or be solid framing. Handrails, posts, and wall thickness are all customizable.
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Drawing dimensions in 3D is similar to how dimensions are drawn in plan.
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Schedules can be manipulated in many ways; add or remove columns, re-order items, change callout labels, exclude or include specific rooms and floor levels, or adding comments and changing descriptions.
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When drawing a deck with the Deck Railing tool Chief Architect automatically assigns the Deck room type to the room.
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The electrical tools include receptacles, switches and light fixtures as well as an electrical connection tool.
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A split level, or tri-level, structure is a building where the floor level in one part of the plan is located approximately half way between the floor and ceiling levels of another part of the plan.
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Create different shower wall styles using wall types, pony walls, and railings.
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Import a photograph of blueprints in to Chief Architect in order to trace over them to create a plan.
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Use the wall bridging tool to create a framing member for kitchen wall cabinets.
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The Niche tool makes creating wall and shower niches easy with a single click. They are also totally customizable as well!
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Framing Reference Markers are reference points that specify how to lay out automatically-produced framing.
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Use the Dutch Gable Roof setting in the wall specification to create this kind of roof automatically or draw it manually.
