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Select the wall and reverse it. There is an icon in the Edit Toolbar.

Your roof looks simple and should easily auto build, along with the porch roof. You will loose the dormers if you used one of the auto dormer tools, but they can be added back once the rest of the roof is correct -- including the addition. Can you post pictures of the actual house? Sometimes an areal view from google can show the roof if needed. Not trying to discourage you from using manual roofs, but using auto is usually best -- until auto no longer works.

It helps if you ask a question -- How do I ...? If you are not auto building the roof, then you need to manually draw the porch roof.

I have no info on how others do this, but see nothing wrong with it, if it works for you. I suspect making multiple copies of the plan is more common because you have a record of each page instead of having to recreate one if ever needed. Pro allows 1 layout page per plan file, so you must do some sort of workaround to create multiple pages.

The other common way is to copy the plan file for each layout page needed. Advantage is layers don't need to change after the first setting, but plan changes need to be propagated manually. House Plan Electrical House Plan Framing etc

You will need to create an Open Below room on the 2nd floor above the great room. Make sure all walls have No Room Def unchecked. There will be some other changes needed -- post back with questions.

Pro needs to be closed prior to zipping. And a tip for next time -- use Vector View for images as it shows details better than standard.

Plan and images are needed. You can zip the plan, or make a copy and delete all the fluff -- cars, furniture etc.

It really helps if you post images of what you see. Windows has the Snipping Tool, Mac has similar. Here is what I see. What's wrong with this?

A forum search/Home Designer website search should find details, but you don't -- you create a 1/2 size PDF, then double the size when printing.

Your plan shows no bridge structure, and since the buildings are different colors, it will help to refer to them that way.

You will need to provide a picture or drawing of your proposed bridge and how it connects to both structures.

The only way to do a curved roof in Home Designer is via a dormer, and not all titles may have this ability.

In 2 or 3 months. The latest version of Chief is still in Beta (testing) and is expected soon, and the Home Designer updates are usually released some time after it's released.

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This is not a general home how to forum. Try here: https://www.gardenweb.com/discussions/explore-topics#Home-Forums

I should have said, delete the foundation, then rebuild.

Check Monolithic Slab in the new room, rebuild the foundation.

That's a good way with Suite. I you look back a few responses, you will see I drew in a small saddle at this spot, which is how a roofer would handle it.

No -- that is not modified. With Pro, you could easily build the carport yourself.

Those are probably just symbols that can be sized but not modified -- like changing the roof. Post the plan for a better answer.

Only Pro does layouts. Make sure you are looking at the Home Designer site -- it's blue themed. Articles indicate at the top which titles (Suite, Pro etc) apply.

This is what I see when looking at the plan. It helps to post an image like this and identify the problems. You can use the Windows Snipping tool to capture part of the screen, circle areas, probably even add text. Looking at the elevations posted, is this the change you want to make? Also, as Jo Ann said, you have no rooms defined on the 2nd floor. If there is living space there and you will have stairs, you will need to have a room. Some of the walls may have No Room Definition checked, so you will need to check for that.

It's not clear what the problem is. Are you using the dormer tool to create the dormers?

Did you try that?