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Section 1
Treat dormers as part of the roof system
Dormers should not require a disconnected side workflow that breaks the main roof model.
- - Keep dormer geometry tied to the roof sections and plane relationships around it.
- - Review how openings and intersections affect the larger roof package.
- - Preserve clarity by keeping dormer decisions in the main roof document.
Section 2
Use revisions to manage complexity
Dormer work often requires more iteration than simple roof cases.
- - Compare revision checkpoints as dormer shape, placement, and opening assumptions evolve.
- - Track when downstream roof outputs need regeneration.
- - Share snapshot-based reviews before committing to final documents.
Section 3
Generate outputs from the resolved roof package
Complexity is only useful if the resulting project can still be documented clearly.
- - Support updated plans, elevations, and material outputs after dormer changes.
- - Keep technical documentation tied to the saved roof revision.
- - Use redacted publish flows when the project needs public review.
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