In your model, you have considered the roof live load (Qr) as 0.2t/m². However, the software currently treats this as normal live load (Q) loading and in combination with snow load (S). However, the roof live load should not be combined with the snow load in the same load combination. For this type of roof, 0.2t/m² roof live load is too much and unnecessary. Roof live load does not need to be included in the effective weight of the building in an earthquake, but as it is considered as normal live load, 30% of it currently does. It may be appropriate to determine the snow load or the roof live load, which gives the most negative result, and to consider only one in the design. When all these are evaluated, my advice on this subject is to cancel the roof live load and increase the snow load from 0.075t/m² to 0.1t/m² and continue. In addition, since wind load is an important design input in such structures, it would be appropriate to consider its calculations within the framework of TS EN 1991-1-4 Article 7.3.