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Suite is limited in many ways, and I believe this is one of them. I see no way to save pricing. You do have the option to export the materials list, so it's possible to create a utility to do this if you have or develop the ability to do so.

Open the doorway, look at the General panel.

Turn off the window casing and use a Custom Backsplash. Drag it across the window -- it won't cover the window. You can copy and paste from window to window.

This is from Pro 2020 -- I don't have 2019 installed. Just opened the file. No changes.

You probably should build your basement/lower level on floor 1, and use the foundation level for your footings.

You should start attaching your plan file for questions like this. There are many settings and different ways of doing things and just looking at an image shows where you are, but not how you got there.

Do you have Ignore Top Floor checked in the build roof dialog?

That looks like a limitation of Architectural. Pro has settings that make the dimensions work as you want. Also noticed one wall is not square with the grid.

Use Edit Area (All Floors) to cut out the kitchen, save in a new plan. Make sure the glasses look OK. Or you can copy the plan, then use Edit Area to delete parts you do not want.

As for the wine glasses. If you attach the plan file, I'll take a look.

I won't say these are better, maybe just different. There are websites where you may download textures -- some free some not. Stainless Steel Library_Mick.calibz

You need to redraw the walls, not change them. Draw a new exterior wall off to the side and see if it shows as you expect. It has to do with the layer the wall is on. Something you cannot directly control.

Try only using 2 walls to define the lower deck.

Thanks. Please add the year as well -- looks like you have 2022. Try Edit>Delete Objects

Only Pro has the ability to edit (select, delete etc) framing. And it's almost always helpful to attach a screen capture showing your issue.

Roofs build over rooms. Room height, and roof height, is set by the ceiling height of the room. I'm leaving out some things to keep this simple. Go to the Home Designer website and search cod. Look at the first article in the results. In a new plan, draw 4 walls to form a room. build a 2nd floor taking all the defaults. Look at it in 3D. On the 2nd floor, change the ceiling height of the room by 4'. Look in 3D. What changed?

Review these options Sometimes you need to work with the tools available even when they do not do what you want. If you really need a single room, copy that room to a new plan, change the walls to ones with drywall only on one side. As someone who hangs drywall, I'd do the takeoff manually. I'm working on a room addition now that will use a mix of 8' and 12' boards, some 48" wide, some 54". There are large windows and I'll use the cutouts from them. I don't think the software is smart enough to do what I can do.

What I'm asking for is something like this: I want to do (fill in a description). Looking at page 773 in the reference manual I see this (quote reference manual), but it does not make sense. There is no (fill in problem here) when I look at page 83.

I still don't know what information you are trying to find in the docs. Why are you looking at page 773 in the reference manual? I don't have Pro 2020 installed, but the 2021 reference has this. Active camera symbols and callouts use the Selection Line color set in the Preferences dialog. All other display attributes are derived from the “Cameras” layer. See “Colors Panel” on page 64. There are errors in the manual. When changes are made to the software, those changes are not always reflected in the manual. And the above might be better written with the insertion of a comma after the word color. Active camera symbols and callouts use the Selection Line color, set in the Preferences dialog. All other display attributes are derived from the “Cameras” layer. See “Colors Panel” on page 64.

Why are you asking? What are you trying to do?

Just a tip. Set defaults like ceiling height, wall types and anything else you know before drawing. See the links below. Draw all the exterior walls on all floors. Add any walls that define exterior rooms that have a roof (like a porch). Draw an interior wall to form the garage and make it a Garage room type. Now work on the roof. You may need to add interior walls to control how the roof builds, but try adding only the ones you need. Resources for self help: The built in Help System (always a good place to start) Getting Started Knowledge Base YouTube Home Designer - Getting Started - Setting Preferences and Defaults

Think about how the program builds roofs over rooms. What if that alcove was a room with a Room Type of Open Below.