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Section 1
Resolve roof planes before planning sheets
Sheathing is only reliable when it follows the actual roof geometry instead of rough area math.
- - Tie sheet layout to the active roof planes, openings, and edge conditions.
- - Reflect dormers, intersections, and complex roof edges in the planning logic.
- - Keep area and sheet counts traceable to the saved roof model.
Section 2
Support quantity and stock decisions from the same workflow
The best sheathing tool is useful for both planning and purchasing.
- - Generate sheet counts, roof area summaries, and supporting material outputs.
- - Use the same project data for pricing, ordering, and field packet generation.
- - Move toward stock-aware and nesting-friendly roof output generation.
Section 3
Keep roof sheet outputs honest when geometry changes
A late opening or pitch change should not leave old sheathing outputs looking current.
- - Mark sheathing artifacts stale after roof edits or linked dependency changes.
- - Require explicit regeneration from the newest revision state.
- - Preserve artifact provenance for later review and troubleshooting.
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