at least two bevels with this one. (6/12 purlin side, 10/12 rafter side)
where the hip meets the plates unbacked was a little tricky (housed).
This stuff is way fun though.

On to valleys next. As far as finding the angles (for example, where the jack hits the hip unbacked) will it be simular to finding the valley rafter intersecting with the valley (without the trough)?