As long as all of the walls under the 4 sides of a hip are the same height, you should have no problem. If they are not, you will have to draw it in a CAD program or by hand. The only way I can see you having say 3 ten ft walls and a 12 ft wall, would be if the perimeter wall dogged in until it reached 12'. It would be a somewhat odd looking roof. But I can visualize what it would look like. Jim

Hi,

As promised, this is the feedback of the case of Lloyd's roof. In this way, we can learn

I received Lloyd's plans on Friday. The main problem was the use of Punch's hip roofs (rectangles) in a multishape - multilevel plan. In addition, even in the areas where a rectangular hip roof was OK, the area was not enough to develop the pitch x length
(Please, check image Roof ml1.JPG)

In my opinion, in these situations, the only valid tool is the freehand roof, because you must tailor each piece individually. And in this specific situation, the Roof Wizard doesn't provide help, because there are 5 different levels
The roof I developed with the freehand tool is in the image Roof ml2.jpg
Note: all the pieces are Punch roofs elements (I didn't use the 3D workshop)

Thanks to Lloyd (he authorized the use of these images in the Forum)

Hope this helps

Patricia