Jo_Ann

I see that you posted the plan, but I am unable to view that with my program.

You haven't replied with what was asked.

You need to post a screen shot showing your efforts,
and then specifically explain what part of the blue picture you are unable to replicate.

I see 3 dormers in the pic you posted.

Which on are you trying to do?

What is "Studio"?

Not enough useful info, for anyone to offer much help.

I think that is a VERY old Home Designer file format.

You should contact tech support to ask if there is still a way to open the file.

y-g-m-n,

If you zoom in, on the extremely cluttered floor plan, you will see that each room DOES have a door.

You will need to place and shape individual landing steps.

It would seem that you have deleted your previous posts, so now, no one can see what was posted or replied.
You are not likely to get any help, by doing this.

Did you watch the video tutorials?

When you open the exterior house door (within HDPro), is it level with the interior floor?

Tips & Techniques category,  Is for sharing something you've learned, with others.

Maybe an extended U shape stair?

You need to learn some terminology, when you ask questions.

I see NO dormer in the pic posted, only a gabled porch with no ceiling.

ALSO, you need to fill out your signature, so that anyone trying to help, will always know which program (AND it's version) you are using.

If you removed everything from the interior of the house  (as you said),

then the file size should be little more than 3mb.  Far below the upload size limit.

You have not filled out your signature, so no-one knows which program (and it's version) you are using.

You should explain more about how your foundation is built.

If you give enough important information, then you will get good answers.

If you set your ceiling height to 87", the door and windows will position correctly.

Lowering the floor in HD Architectural resolves the problem.

However, HD Pro behaves differently.
Turn off auto rebuild roof, and delete the invisible walls.
The floor will heal.

Open the invisible room and lower the floor.

 The best looking arch is the door entry arch, which is a custom backsplash.  BUT...it won't allow a recessed light.

The arch in the middle is a cabinet valance, and the far right is an arbor arch shape (library).
They both allow recessed lighting.

Do you think maybe you should be contacting Home Designer support for help with this issue?

Txcustom,

Didn't Eric (solver) already do a video for you?

Instead of doing it the correct way, why not just do it the easy way, by hiding it.

Put a soffit or slab at ground level, and give it the grass material.