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Help can be helpful. Posting an image of what you want to build is also helpful.

Post a picture showing what you would like.

Lots of help available -- see the links posted above.

Copy one of these, resize and move/distribute as needed.

What are you trying?

Edit>Delete Objects Choose Deck Framing.

How what was done?

Watch on YouTube: http://youtu.be/93kgC-Bcue4?hd=1

I deleted the rear roof plane and the front one, redrew the rear and then copy/reflect about the ridge to make the front one. Reshaped as needed and connected edges.

The 2 roof planes need to match. Same baseline, pitch, fascia height etc. Suggest you delete framing until everything is correct. Try breaking the wall and specifying Roof Cuts Wall At Bottom for the part that is missing. ---------- I've not looked at the plan, but would start by auto building the roof, then make changes as required. Post back if the above suggestions do not work.

Just make the changes to your plan. Tracing over an image is a quick way to get walls in place, but it's not accurate. You will need to move walls to match the dimensions shown on the plan.

Right click in the Materials List.

Use the find in plan tool i showed above to locate that 2x10.

Is that what you wanted?

Your plan has no framing ... I built roof framing and don't see any problems. Try using this to find your problem 2x10

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Something odd about that block. I was able to explode it in Premier but not Pro. Please send in a report to support. Here is a plan with it exploded. Laundry Room.plan

Watch on YouTube: http://youtu.be/p05E_jyifn8?hd=1

Place the screen door on the same wall as the entry door. Select it and center it on the entry door.

Custom Backsplash

Google mac screen recording or similar. You probably already have QuickTime that will probably do it.

Forgot to say that the fencing needs to be applied as a Panel, not as balusters.

I drew a deck railing and applied them. Select them in the library and then click on one of the black balusters.

Click the L or U shaped stair tool.

And generally, houses are drawn with the front facing the bottom of the screen, unless the house is much deeper than it is wide. This plan is rotated. Splitlevelpractice (eric).plan