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Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 12:24:19 PM | Roof Sketch Giving Me Headaches

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I am trying to modified a roof and when I finished roof sketch I always get the message "can't make footprint roof". This thread is a follow up from a thread I posted "Design roof problems"

The issue here is that I can't even get the roof to the begining state which I not worried about becuase I saved a copy of it but it really puzzles me why I was able to do it once and now I can't get it even though I follow the same steps as the one I copied. See screen shots.

Any suggestions. Thank you.



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Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 1:53:03 PM | Roof Sketch Giving Me Headaches

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Hi Needwiz, the lines are "Closed" like a polyline??? Did you check if there are "double lines"????

 


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Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 4:54:03 PM | Roof Sketch Giving Me Headaches

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Typhoon, I checked and reched the lines that need to be close, infact, RA2009 gives me a warning first if lines segements are intersecting or not then I fix it and click on finish roof and about a minute or two the "footprint roof can't be done" message appears. This is driving me crazy.

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Tue, Mar 10, 2009 at 10:44:38 PM | Roof Sketch Giving Me Headaches

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This is probably because the roof slopes are either so steep or shallow that they overlap each other in the corners and you couldn't possibly have a physical condition with the slopes the way they are.

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Wed, Mar 11, 2009 at 2:59:19 PM | Roof Sketch Giving Me Headaches

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Hiroshi,

I thought about the slope giving me the problem but I was able to do the roof once with 6/12 slope and now I can't. I also checked on the line segments do not intersect or overlap and doesn't work. I am fed up with this man. Thanks for your input.

 


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