GlasgowGrip

@Jo_Ann So far I can't even duplicate the partial success that you had. I extended the second floor over the garage, creating an "attic room" with a ceiling height of "0", but no joy with the roof. I'm starting to think it will require features that are not available in HD Arch. Also, did you do something special to keep the hip roof over the "bumpout" in the back of the house to not extend all the way to the top ridge? I need it the way you showed it but mine is not behaving that way.

@Jo_Ann: Ah hah, so what you are saying is create a "dummy room" over the garage, and set the front wall to a ceiling height of "0", yes? I will give that a whirl and see what I can get it to do. Thanks for your efforts!

You're on the right track, but not quite there. The front plane of the gable on the right extends farther forward and meets the garage roof down lower and towards the front of the garage. Right-side and front elevations attached below:

Tried to generate pictures of what HD is doing now, please see attached. A lot of it is correct but no idea how to get the roof lines over the rear part of the garage to behave. Maybe there is a tutorial or a video, but when I search nothing seems to cover a scenario like this. Although I'm sure I don't know the correct search terms to use...

I have a plan built in HD, but the automatic roof does not generate the way I need it. Please see the attachment for the desired end result. The roof on the left-hand half of the house generates correctly, and I also can get the gable roof at the front of the garage. But how do I go about forcing HD to generate the gable all the way to the rear of the garage and also force the location of the gable on the right-hand side of the house toward the rear of the house? Thanks in advance! 103MiasElevations.pdf

This stinks. I bought an HD Arch 2025 "perpetual" license less than a year ago, and I was considering an upgrade to HD Pro because of the crippled features in HD Arch.. only to just now find out that's no longer an option. I'm designing for my own personal home, I need to be able to pick it up and put it down as time permits and as new ideas come up. I'm not using this for a business so how could I justify an ongoing subscription? Ridiculous.