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Is there a way to get the two join together to appear as the highlighted roof that claims it cannot be joined?
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They will not join.
Do you really need the roof under that added gable? If not, you can almost do this in one sketch. You just need a tiny portion of main slope to do it.
Look at my plan and you will see how to do this.
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I got it! Thanks for the help.
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