Jo_Ann

If you want to get good answers, then you need to use the correct terminology. That is not sagging roof material. That is the ceiling of the tiny room. Open the room dialog structure tab, and check ' use soffit surface for ceiling'.

Square off the bay by creating 2 small rooms on each side of the bay, using invisible walls. Open the small rooms and set them as 'open below'. Set the entire front bay wall (including the front invisible walls) as 'gable'.

On the HD catalog download website, the catalog for Cabinet Hardware #2, specifically for Suite 2023, shows an itemized list of what is in the catalog, and Patrick bar pull #2 is shown. If there is a problem with the catalog, then it should be reported to HD.

I see that the cabinet hardware catalog you downloaded, offers Patrick bar pull #1 and #2. Do you think perhaps you should have chosen to place Patrick bar pull #2? on your cabinets???

You have NOT filled out your signature. In the forum link posted, it does not matter if the different roof materials are on one structure, the "fix" is the same.

Not true, David. This question has been asked before on the forum, and resolved.

Just guessing, but are you wanting the roof to look like this?

https://www.homedesignersoftware.com/support/article/KB-00904/creating-a-bonus-room-above-a-garage.html

As Rookie65 said, ALWAYS start with building the house, first. Then create a terrain perimeter. Open the terrain dialog box (DBX) and set the basic terrain according to it's relation to the house (subfloor height above terrain). Experiment with this in a sample plan, until you understand how it works.

You said, "The Architectural upgrade is not much different than what I already have...Suite 2023". You are mistaken. There is a lot of difference between Architectural and Suite. On the Home Designer website, look at the comparison chart for Suite versus Architectural. Architectural has many more important features that are not available with Suite. To name a few: Sloped soffits, custom countertop, custom backsplash, Architectural Blocks, pony walls, vector view. These features are useful in many other ways, other than what their names imply. The scalloped trim was done using a custom backsplash.

Some items you just have to create for yourself. In my example, I used 'grab bars', sized correctly and placed on the window. When all the bars have been placed, select/group them, and block the group. The grab bars are available in the bonus catalog download, Accessible Design.

Assuming, you want a frame around the glass? Easiest way? Find a picture frame in the library that will let you substitute glass for the pic in the frame.

You should know by now, that something like this should be posted in Q&A.

DJP...That is exactly what I did. I don't know why your backsplash wouldn't stay in place on the cabinet front. My backsplash is 1/2" thick, and stayed where I put it.

Good Job!

That is why I suggested he re-read the previous posts. Eric suggested using the custom backsplash.

I think that you need to re-read the advice that was posted. The soffit was only added as a way to add a molding to the cabinet, just below the ceiling.

You are still fooling with this?! walk out basement egress court basic.plan

Uncheck auto rebuild roof. Use the paint can to apply material of your choice to each roof. You CAN NOT rebuild the roof, or the material will default to the original. ALSO, if you open the roof dialog, and click on 'ok', or hit 'the keyboard 'enter', the roof WILL auto rebuild.

Robborito, ?...You can add a soffit with a molding at the top of the cabinet. You could use a wedge shape at the side end of the cabinet to follow the ceiling slope. But the program does not allow sloped moldings.

The Fredo649 profile joined the forum 5 years ago, and has 147 posts. The questions you have asked, don't really make sense for someone with Fredo649's experience with the software. Are you a new user using this profile?

??? I suppose that YOU understand what you are trying to describe, but I doubt that anyone else does.