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I've had Revit for several years but I'm an 2D autocad residential designer and I've been having a hard time moving to Revit. I'm using it to make some simple models to help my client view things and so I can start to learn how to use it. I'm working on one right now and I need help getting my roof to work correctly. I have a hip roof and I want it to step up 2 feet for a pop-out with a gable. Its almost working but I'm getting a rake instead of my fascia running into the lower roof. I want the lower fascia to die into the side of the pop-out. Can I do this with one roof or do I need to create two roof?
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The gable eaves are too high in relation to the hip. If you want that gable to return over the roof, this will have to be seperate roofs.
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