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Im having issues with pitched roof edges. We do traditional architecture and when we show a gabled roof edge we ony want to show the flashing sometimes - say 4", but when I make a roof with a 12" rafter + the 5/8" sheathing I get all 12 5/8" showing on the edge of the building in elevation. How can I get the roof to extend up to within 4" of the roof top even though the thickness of the roof family is 12 5/8"?
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If I understand correctly: - Go to your roof instance properties,
- In Construction section change the Rafter Cut to "Two Cut - Plumb"
- Set the Fascia Depth to 4"
- Select OK
This should give you the desired result. HTH.
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this only helps with the eave side of the roof not the gable end. The gable end is still full height.
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I just do two roofs- 1 the right visual thickness on top and overhanging the walls, 2 sitting under and in between the walls the right construction thickness. otherwise i guess you could use some kind of edge profile
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We'll typically model the framing and our roof normally just consists of sheeting (and sometimes furring channels)
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