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I need to know the easiest way to create roof structure such as rafter, purlin, so on...
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are you talking about creating the member itself or the roof framing? I assume the roof framing so...
1.cut a section through the roof you created, I normaly just use a 16mm or 25mm roof sheeting.
2. draw a reference plane under the roof sheeting and name it whateveryouwant
3. back to roof plan and change your work plane to the reference plane you created b 4.
4. I use the "beam system" and draw your primeter, load your member profile and finish sketch
works great for skilion roof, for a hip roof, you will need to do the same to each side from step 1 
it's a bit of work but once it's done, it's done.
if you are talking about the member iitself, just use the generic or structural template to create the family.
good luck HTH.
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