Replying to Floor levels

btw,  you can have "different floor LEVELS"  1 - 2 - 3 - 4

go to "floor system"  and make sure the components are

set to the correct floor level -

btw,  your in charge of numbering the floor levels and

putting in their offsets.

btw,  you can't give one level 1 to be offset at 0.00"

and another level 1  to have a different offset.

Once you set the floor level offsets, they should stay at those values. Make sure all the components are on the same level. Make sure joists and rims are the same depth. Make sure the sheathing is set at the correct offset (rim offset plus the rim depth). If the floor below has multiple plate/beam heights use the circle reference point to define where and at what height the floors connect in the model.

Do you have multiple floor levels in this particular project?

are the "offsets" on your walls and floors

changing on their own ?

if you don't want them to move,

edit the walls and floors and go to

the "common" TAB / and UNcheck "cleanup"  

CHECK "anchor".

if this isn't what you need,  give us

a little more information and what's happening.