muhammadammar23

Yes, you can often use Auto Roofs for complex roof designs, but there comes a point where manual roof planes become the better option. For a double gable or other complex roof geometry, many designers start with Auto Roofs to generate the basic structure and then manually edit, break, or replace individual roof planes to achieve the desired result. If you're finding that Auto Roofs are creating incorrect intersections, ridges, or valleys, that's usually a sign that the design has exceeded what the automatic tools can handle cleanly. In those cases, building the main roof automatically and then manually adjusting the problematic sections often produces the best results. If you can share a screenshot or plan of the roof layout, the community may be able to suggest whether Auto Roofs can handle it or if a fully manual approach would save time and frustration.