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Open the Build Roof dialog, go to the Roof Styles panel, select Shed Roof. That will open a help page showing how to do a shed roof.

It seems you cannot add items directly to the Master List. You generate a Materials List, enter pricing and/or other information, then populate the Master List from the Materials List. Once the Master List has information in it, you may then edit the item in the Master List. Future Material List may then import matching items from the Master List.

If you read and follow the instructions under Master List in Help, it tells you how to populate the Master List from a Materials List -- I just did it. As for going the other way, that is adding materials first to the Master List, then filling in a Materials List from the Master, you may need to experiment a bit. It says the Materials List will search for a matching record in the Master List, but does not seem to say what "matching" is.

Don't have a solution. I have found Full Roof Returns to be unreliable, working perfectly on one wall and either partly or not at all on another. If your support is current, I suggest sending to tech support.

What does that space look like in a Full Camera view? They may be ceiling break lines.

That's easy. Select one and open it. On the General Panel, select Lock Pitch, then put in a new value for Baseline Height.

Couple more roof fixes, and did some work on the gables over the garage. View from inside. Master Plan (Eric).zip

Happy to help.

Fixed a small roof problem found while looking at the dormer. Also deleted the auto dormer and drew in a manual one. Far fewer problems doing it this way. You will need to check sizing, roof pitch etc if you wish to use. If you just want the roof, you can always delete the roof from one plan and then copy the roof planes from another plan, then Paste>Paste Hold Position. Master Plan (Eric).zip

Nothing attached. After you Choose the file, click Attach This File. Also, make sure it's closed in the program.

I think the roof is fixed. The back part around the low slope was the only issues I found. Lots of other small problems, but I find it difficult to work with the plan with everything black. Master Plan (Eric).zip

>>> Any suggestions? Post the plan.

I did it in Pro, just so we would have something to talk about.

Here are some threads from ChiefTalk that may help. https://chieftalk.chiefarchitect.com/index.php?/topic/3626-yusufs-spiral-stair-videos-by-dsh/?hl=spiral https://chieftalk.chiefarchitect.com/index.php?/topic/3537-stair-solution360-and-greater-spiral-stair-video-by-yusuf/?hl=spiral https://chieftalk.chiefarchitect.com/index.php?/topic/3451-spiral-stairs-video-by-yusuf/?hl=spiral

Here is how you might approach your dormer. Start by drawing a garage the same width and as deep as the entire house at that point. No need for any rooms inside, just get the basic shape and size. No need for a garage door either. Build the roof setting walls to gable, overhang and pitch. Make sure Auto Rebuild Roofs is off. Change the pitch in the Build Roof Dialog to 10. Draw two walls up from where the garage door would be. These are temporary and give you a place to draw the new roof planes. Move one 12' from the other. Select them both and center them within the garage. Go up one floor -- this will be the attic on this plan. Turn on Reference Display, and draw an exterior wall above the lower wall to be the gable wall. Draw it between the 2 temporary walls below, and the length is not critical. Open this wall and make it an Attic Wall, and check Roof Cuts Wall At Bottom (on the Roof Panel). Back to 1st floor and draw in the 2 new roof planes. They don't need to be very wide or long. Select the edge of one of them that needs to join to the same edge on the other, press 2, or click the Join Roof icon, select the corresponding edge and they should join the the middle. Take a Full Overview to see. Back in plan view, Select the overhang edge and drag it so there is no overhang. Select the top edge of one of the roof planes, and join it to the main roof. I had success clicking the edge of the main roof at the bottom of the screen. They should join. Repeat for the other side. You will need to adjust the gable overhang, but otherwise, should be very close.

You are drawing one -- not using one from the library? I'd treat like any other set of stairs and let the program do the work if it will.

Happens to me all the time. One minute there is a hole somewhere, next time I look it's gone, only to return later.

I worked with this last night and don't think the program is going to build what you want automatically -- at least not without a bunch of trickery. Manual roofs are not difficult, they just take a bit of practice. Here is a good video to get you started.

You need to add a 2nd floor before adding rooms on the 2nd floor. "Without adding a second floor, I finally got the roof and dormer into some semblance of what I want." What you added was attic space, not a 2nd floor dormer. There is an Ignore Top Floor checkbox in the Build Roof Dialog. Read up on it.

I don't understand what you want to do. Posting a plan with a room defined -- master bath and closets in your case would make this simpler. Am I close?

Here is one that seems clean. Inverness (Eric).zip

What was your resolution?

Goto Tools>Toolbars>Customise Toolbars and on the 2nd panel "Toolbar" click the Reset Toolbar button. Can't help with the clothes line.

Here is your plan with a manual gable in place. It's not as you wanted, but it might help. You could copy the roof planes and wall from this plan to your current one, or just experiment with this one. Bonnie5y Base G 1.zip

A bit of roof work.