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Section 1
Keep roof documentation tied to the resolved geometry
Blueprint outputs are more reliable when they come from the same roof model used for planning and review.
- - Use the perimeter, planes, openings, and members from one source roof project.
- - Reduce redraw work when pitches, edges, or dormers change late in the process.
- - Preserve revision history so earlier roof packets remain reviewable.
Section 2
Document more than the top view
A practical roof packet includes multiple views and member-level context.
- - Generate plan views, roof elevations, and member-oriented detail outputs.
- - Keep sheathing, openings, and framing context tied to the same roof revision.
- - Support review snapshots for coordination before final export.
Section 3
Track document freshness after geometry changes
Trust in roof blueprints depends on visible regeneration rules.
- - Mark roof outputs stale whenever upstream geometry or dependencies change.
- - Require regenerated outputs from the latest saved roof state.
- - Tie each packet to a specific roof revision and artifact record.
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