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Create temporary geometry for the underside surface of your roofs on a separate layer and then use the Fit Walls to Objects command with the geometry on that layer. Create a temporary Design Layer with the same z as the Design Layer your 'roofs' are on. Look at the underside view of your 'roofs' and use the Extract Surface mode of the the Extract Tool on the 3D Modelling Toolset to extract nurbs surfaces from the roof undersides (make sure the option to create planer surfaces is not checked in the tool preference). Click on each required surface holding the shift key down and when you have them all selected click on the green check key. Transfer the Group object that is created to your temporary Design Layer. Go to the temporary Design Layer and Ungroup that Group object Go to the Design Layer your walls are on and use the Fit Walls to Object command selecting the temporary Design Layer as your 'object' layer. The result should be what you want. Be mindful however that it is a manual process so if you make changes to your 'roofs' you will need to repeat the process.

Absolutely.

The offset needs to be -20

Please Bug Report it. It is an anomaly that has been previously reported.

Spotlight doesn't have the Hardscape tool. Theatre4jc's request is a very valid need for Spotlight users.

Essential quality information.

Claes, how does that compare quality wise to Nomad?

Took a while, but I found them. Ando concrete formwork hatch & tile imperial v2011.vwx Ando concrete formwork hatch & tile metric v2011.vwx

I'll need to hunt through my old hard drives for them.

Have you tried drawing it with the Hardscape tool using the Path Mode for the roadway parts. The Roadway tool can also be used. I'm not sure how you could model the flared and portions with different radii corners on each side.

Doors can't extend past the end of a wall so you will have to create Openings with the Door Tool in the separate walls and then manually place the door into the opening created. Make sure the Wall Insertion Mode is off when you do that to prevent it inserting it into one of the walls. It might also be prudent to give it a unique Class and temporarily switch the Class Options to Show/Snap Others.

I've seen this problem before. Try clicking on the inside for the problematic segment and see if that offsets it outwards. Can you please bug report your problem.

You will need to create your own gate pair symbol. Duplicate the existing symbol and then mirror the gate parts.

Bruce, there is already an arc option.

Kaare, can you please post a contextual image of which palette you are referring to.