Jo_Ann

Yes, you can. Open a NEW plan (default style template) and tile it beside your existing plan. Add a door to an interior wall in a temporary building (in the new plan), then copy the door. With your original plan selected as the active plan, paste this door into the plan. Is that what you wanted?

How did you fix the bathroom molding?

Eric gave you the answer, and you followed that up by answering your own question.

Easiest solution using auto build roof? Create (build) a new floor; Choose 'make new blank plan'. With the floor reference turned on, draw 4 new walls as shown. Obviously set the front wall to be a gable. Open the room, and start raising or lowering the ceiling height until the roof perfectly blends with the existing roof.

Set the room type as "bath".

If you are desperate...try this. To alter the properties of the cabinet (after blocking), select the block, hit tab, then ctrl E to open the cabinet.

Your picture doesn't show the area of the roof with the problem. Even so, (as Eric said) you would have to improvise to get something looking similar (with Suite or Architectural). Only Pro has manual roof tools.

Not enough information. Did you check the layers for the elevation view?

In realty, 'wretched' steps (or porch floors) should never meet the 1st floor level. They should always be about 102mm (4") below the 1st floor, to prevent water entry. Since your marble steps do not have a separate tread, why not just create them like your 2d pic shows? Use soffits, slabs, or box shapes.

I don't think that Suite has pony walls. Your finished basement will have a full foundation wall, not a knee wall. Type 'Split level structure' in the forum search box, and also in the knowledge base search box, for more info and suggestions for this type of structure. Posting a jpeg pic of the house will help others to help you with more specific problems. You will need to do some 'work-arounds' to get the desired look that you want.

??? Reality check. You need to think that through.

Why not just create the spiral stairs using the stair tool, and see if that will work? Stairs created with the stair tool are much more customizable, too.

You need to re-do the 2nd floor railing around the stairs. It is causing the problem.

You haven't made it really clear how you want the patio to be built. If you want it to be like the rest of the house, then it will have a framed wood floor structure of 12.6" height. Most patios/porches are built on a slab, which is the way your patio is currently built. So which is it? I am guessing that you want a finished floor on top of the concrete, and stem walls below the slab, that match the stem walls of the rest of the house?

It would be much simpler to just add a vertical cylinder (same size as the drain), .25" height, painted black. Then slide it under the drain.

The plan builds with exterior siding showing as expected, in Architectural 2018. The siding also shows as expected in Pro 2020. However, in Pro 2021 (also HDA 2021 ) the siding does not show above the shed roof. Either something changed within the software, or it is a bug. To fix this, you must reset the middle room ceiling back to default height. Then build a blank 2nd floor (turn on floor reference), drawing 4 new walls over the walls of the middle room, and also align the walls. Designate this room as 'open below', decide on your ceiling height, and set the front and back wall roof as 'gable'.

Looks good. Don't forget to add the wall caps to the top of the terraced walls. P.S. Your swimming pool is flat. Read up on how to do a pool.

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Yes, you have created a nightmare. mistake #1: Elevation lines and regions can not overlap each other. mistake #2 : Using a terrain wall when you should have used a terrain RETAINING wall. Terraced driveway side suggestion: If you don't want to recreate with a retaining wall, then get the terrain as close as possible. Fudge the rest by covering up the terrain dips with slabs or 'garden features' (disguised slabs). Driveway far side: Delete the terrain wall sections (stepped brick wall), and draw in a terrain RETAINING wall. Recreate the stepped brick wall (along side of the retaining wall) using soffits or closed box shapes (they have no 'wall definition'). Block the sections together, then ctrl / drag them into position over the retaining wall (concealing it).

A new room needs to be created on floor 2, because the 2nd floor roof will build over a room. The new pic of the chimney side of the house, reveals this part of the wall to be a "gable" ( not a "hip"). When you no longer need to build the roof, "auto build roof" can be turned off. You can then remove this new room, and the floor 1 ceiling will return to normal.

You need to post a pic of the front corner of the real house, where the chimney is.

Too much to explain, so I've uploaded a replica sample of your roof (done in HDA 2018). This replica has 'auto build roof' still turned on. You will need to look at all the settings. The wall you call the 'hub' needs to have the overhang extended (2nd floor). When the roof looks like what you want, you then TURN OFF auto build roof. You can THEN set the 2nd floor room to 'open below' (with no ceiling), and also return some of the details to 'normal'. Chevron prow roof.plan

I moved the room divider wall out farther, so it runs into the window, and there is still no problem. You might need to upload the REAL plan for anyone to see why you are getting the attic wall problem.

If a small gable is what you want, then it is easy to do with auto build roof. Place wall breaks on each side of the invisible wall, and set the center of the wall as a gable.

Is this what you want the roof to look like (extended overhang)?