Ok, so how would you go about building your wall to look like this: /\ <br> | Sorry about the text image, but I don't have a link. As you can see, the wall would have to be built like this in order to have my roof connect appropriatly since I want the roof line to pitch up on both sides from left to right and right to left. Maybe I shouldn't be using a wall break tool at all, which is why I can't place a garage door in the center?

That's exactly what I was looking for!! I can usually think these problems through, but I was blindfolded on this one. Thanks again!

Hi jrk,

The wall beak tool breaks...just walls! So you can divide a wall in two (for example) and texture each part with a different material (or color)

For the floors, you must develop a custom floor for each room using the floor tool (located in the Floor tab, second icon starting from the right)--> elevate the floor (it must be over the Autofloor)--> texture as desired

Hope this helps

Patricia

Hi jrk,

You wrote "The only trouble was my front door was lined up with the porch and 12" to high on the inside of the house"--> Do you mean that there is a difference of 12" between the porch and the interior door?
Notice that the initial height of the deck in Punch is 24" (meaning the height when you start the deck tool), and these 24" are from the bottom of the deck. So, if the interior floor is @ 36", for example, and you wish the same level interior / exterior (not recommended from the constructive point of view) you should elevate the deck to 12", so the elevation of 12"+ the deck of 24"= 36"
Or, if you prefer, change the deck's height and elevation, remembering that: deck's elevation + deck's height= level of the floor (interior in this case)
Other tip: if you used Autofloor= 12"; remember to consider this in your calculations

Let us know if you need additional help

Patricia