Jo_Ann

Is this what you want?

Once again, embed a custom countertop.

I don't think I have ever heard of a cabinet that has sides that are gables ??

Search the Knowledge Base articles for Mansard roof. But know, that Architectural is limited to (2) pitches on a roof wall.

Maybe embed a custom countertop.

Hint: "I need to remove the countertops on the cabinets". No, you don't.

Look at the level 2 floor plan. Not much more to really explain.

Not extremely hard to do, but VERY finicky.

Maybe it is the window treatment you are using, causing trouble? Delete the window treatment, and move the window into the correct position. If you open the window dialog box, in the scroll down window box you can choose "louvers".

No where, did I mention a flat ceiling. This is all a guessing game based on your images. The roof pitch, the roof wall settings, and the ceiling height settings are what is important. Posting the PLAN FILE, would help.

Try this.

I do not understand what you want, from looking at your drawings, but I think the "room within a room" is the best method to use, because it will create the framing in the attic, that you want.

I have figured out how to put a shed roof over the circular stairwell, using auto rebuild roof. 1. Delete the roof over the right half of the 2nd floor stairwell. 2. Create a 3rd floor blank plan (this will prevent interference with the existing roof). 3. Turn on floor reference display, and create a 3rd floor invisible room,shown in the image.

When you refer to the roof ridge "breaking" you need to be more clear what you are referring to. If you are meaning that raised section of the roof, , do you not remember how to adjust that?

??? You can see the image I posted showing the position of the 2 walls (orange & blue). Why, oh why, are you not following that?

Look at this example, and pay attention to the 2 room divider walls (orange & blue), and their position, and what the 3D image looks like. Also pay attention to the dashed green roof lines. Play with that until you get it right.

When you run into a problem, you should close the file without saving it. That way, you can try again, with the fix. The software is not the problem, it is an operator problem. Pro will cause the same situation. You need to deal with the current issues before trying to jump onto another area. Pay attention that the long room divider wall is still connecting to the front door wall, to continue to create the porch room.

Try playing with this. And pay VERY close attention to that roof overhang as you move those walls. This will help to restore the porch width.

Do you not understand, the software will NOT allow a roof edge to cut into an exterior wall. It will take a chunk out of the exterior wall. It is what it is. Moving the room divider wall, did NOT move the foundation wall below. Move the foundation wall (level 0) back under the room divider wall, and the invasive roof on the porch slab will go away. Moving the room divider wall has made the porch slab skinnier, so use a soffit or box shape to create a fake slab, that is the correct width of the porch.

Turn the roof display lines back ON. Look at the green dashed lines of the roof overhang on the half-wall. MOVE the wall AWAY from the circular wall, so that the roof lines do NOT intersect the circular wall. It should then become clear to you what I meant about your measurements.

You need to re-read the last post on page 2.

What's the problem? And... I do not see a flat roof anywhere on the real house.