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GDesign

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Hello everyone! I'm Gord, and currently I'm doing a practicum with a design company so I get credits and graduate from my recent program at college.

 Now, onto my problem(s).

 I'm putting together a house with many single-slope rooves, and I'm having a problem with these 3 rooves in particular (pictures attached). With the (from this perspective) left one, I want to cut the portion that's coming from the roof which is sloping towards the viewer. The same goes for the roof on the right side.

 Beyond the cutting, I was wondering if there's a way I can extend the bottom edge of the roof on the rigth hand side. I've looked at joining the geometry and trying to edit the footprint, but even when I change the view to wireframe it doesn't want to show me the intersecting lines.

 If anyone could help, that would be greatly appreciated!

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JPrior

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Welcome to the forums ....

First what version of revit are you using?

Second can you provide a section both ways through the area in question to understand the relation of the walls and roof lines.

Thanks

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GDesign

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Absolutely! 

I'm using Revit Architecture 2010.

If these section pictures don't help enough, I can try to get better ones.

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GDesign

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Absolutely! 

I'm using Revit Architecture 2010.

If these section pictures don't help enough, I can try to get better ones.

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Wall Cleanup Problem

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