How to Create 3D Roof Models from Aerial Images

How to import an aerial image, scale it to full size, and then digitise or trace the outline in AppliCad Roof Wizard. Turn aerial images from Google, Bing or Nearmap or your very own drone setup, into 3D roof models for estimating roofing materials.

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[StefanMach]

I did not realize that you could create a split ridge effect by simply creating an initial hip roof geometry, and then using the hip to gable function on the respective ridge lines. Seems there is always one more thing that can easily be done in Applicad when you know how to do it. Thanks Ray.

[Hawkeye-AS]

What is the cost per month and per job monthly? I tried finding out online and it wants me to sign up first which I'm not doing unless I want it.