Still a Philistine...

I personally have no problem with the way the interior of your roof looks in the screenshot.
If I weren't a Philistine. I would probably be annoyed about the triangular projections one can see along the two diagonal beams. If the roof is stable enough, I might try putting another layer of diagonal beams over the existing ones. I know some people don't like the look of the iron-shod poles and cover them with wood poles. Perhaps this would suit you.

I'm am also disappointed with the roof corners. Look like crap and unbelievably hard to align correctly. I finally gave up on them and went with a leanto design rather than an ell approach.

There is a Philistine in every crowd...

...Reminds me of an old joke.

Patient, "Doctor, it hurts when I raise my elbow like this."
Doctor, "Well, don't raise your elbow like that."

Don't look at it. Hang a troll head or some other trophy up there to cover up the ugly parts.

Originally posted by warrenchmobile:

There is a Philistine in every crowd...

...Reminds me of an old joke.

Patient, "Doctor, it hurts when I raise my elbow like this."
Doctor, "Well, don't raise your elbow like that."

Don't look at it. Hang a troll head or some other trophy up there to cover up the ugly parts.

Like I said I don't want to cover it up with floor tiles, or especially trophies.

Roofing is one of the most challenging parts of building. Anything not square is a fair undertaking, and even rectangles run into support problems very quickly.

Originally posted by Boy Weevil:

Hard to tell exactly which pieces I'm seeing here with just that one angle...

You could do a quick n dirty fix though by just placing some angled wooden beams over top of those clipping bits.

just look at the part where it doesn't looks smooth that's what I'm talking about.
the point is the inner corner roofs either 26 or 45 degrees are ugly to look at from the inside.
I'm sorry, I'm not very good at English hope you understand what I mean.

Hard to tell exactly which pieces I'm seeing here with just that one angle...

You could do a quick n dirty fix though by just placing some angled wooden beams over top of those clipping bits.

The inverted pieces can look a bit iffy at times, I end up more annoyed by the time gaps you can end up with without adding in beams.