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I am using Revit 2008, I have a roof that intersects. Is there a way to "trim" away the part of the roof so it does not appear "under" the other roof? See the attached image. In the image, I removed the walls so you could see what I am talking about. I left the windows so you will know it is a wall there. You should be able to see part of the roof that is showing up under the other roof that is intersecting it.
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I don't know if this is the best way, but you can make a void volumne and then, using Cut Geometry, cut out the portion you want to remove.
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