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You will need to use a custom countertop. See this how-to article https://www.homedesignersoftware.com/support/article/KB-00890/placing-an-apron-sink.html

Maybe try using the Joist Direction Line tool on the floor below.

Have you tried using a casing profile that shape? It might work.

Home Designer Suite, Architectural, and Professional will be retired later this summer. A new singular product will be announced soon simply called Home Designer. There will be discount pricing if you own a current Home Designer product 2020 or newer. Details will be forthcoming as the product is announced. If you are renting, and you continue through the rent-to-own period, you would own a license of Home Designer Pro 2025.

You could download a new Trial version and see if that works.

A couple of things to verify 1) automatic deck framing is turned on and, 2) the # of deck border planks. Still not working? Post your plan.

Verify your computer meets the system requirements; your video card driver is up to date. If those items are taken care of, you can also contact our tech support group for add'l assistance

If the plan is too large to post, do you have a cloud you can copy to and post a link? You can also send the file into our support group.

That's likely an automatic attic wall that is being generated due to an issue from the floor below. You can turn it off.

There’s really not a good way to do that. Someone could give you Chief Architect Premier plan, you could open it in Home Designer; but you cannot edit those items in Home Designer. Maybe get your student license extended thru your school needs.

The electrical items are under the mechanical, electrical and plumbing category. If you need more, like you post in your image, see the Chief Architect Premier library. Chief Architect also includes schedules, like an electrical schedule.

Looks like a roof or ceiling plane that is cutting the surface maybe. Can you post the plan?

On the first floor, name the ‘garage’ room type and lower the floor ~24”. For the patio room, consider using a ‘living’ room as well so it does not take on the foundation properties of a patio - if you want piers underneath. When you build the foundation, consider building it on piers. Once you build the foundation, you will then need to manually adjust the automatic foundation to the one you want. I posted the plan so you can reverse engineer it (Pro 2025). Note the foundation is mostly manually created following the automatic build. ToskinTest1-HD.plan

Here's how the plan would look with the main floor and foundation. I labeled the end walls that were set to Gable; hope this helps.

In most cases, you would always start with the main first floor. Then, you build the foundation and other floors using the first floor as your design anchor point and its structural elements.