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Hi every one, I'm drawing an house in revit 2011 for a customer, a great house. He desire to have metal roof somewhere, I can make it with out problem, but the final result its a disaster. The problem is that its a 3 sloped roof and in the corner, the panels doesnt follow the otherside. I post a picture of what I try to explain because english its not my first language.
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I don't know what you are doing for your roof. I do a flat panel roof and add seperate extrusions for the standing seams. You can also just use a material but it doesn't have enough "bump" fo me, that's why I add the seams.
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Without seeing your revit file it is hard to know for sure why your model looks like that... but have you tried to render it with a material that just looks like metal? Unless of course it is absolutely necessary for it to have that same geometric texture.
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This view is using the standard roof from Revit City as I remember.
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Well, I don't know if anyone else would suggest something like this... but if you use trianglular mullions that mimick the panel overlaps... and regular system panels that can conform to a diagonal edge like that, you might get something that looks pretty sharp. I tried it out, pic related.
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Ok thanks itsmyalterego. Now you got the mission to explain me how to do something like yours.
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