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Anyone know how to make sloping wall sweeps? E.g. a sloping cornice along the RAKE side of a gable roof. Having no problems adding cornice wall sweeps to eave side b/c there is a button to change them from horizontal to vertical, but apparently nothing for angles (to match slope of the roof). Any insight is appreciated. Thanks!
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Robles, This is just one way to do it... Creat a facia profile that matches that of the cornice that you wish to use. Then all you need to do is select the lower side of the sloping roof and set an negative ofset horiz. inorder to place it alone side the house. You can also adjust it vertically +-.....Hope this does what you want..Good luck and If I can help any more let me know. TRUEVISIONS JED
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i'LL TRY IT OUT...thanks TRUEVISIONS!
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