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Hello All,
Is it possible tot alter the way 2 joined roofs, join? Like you can adjust wall joins? The problem can be seen in the attached drawing. I would like the different layers of the roof to all join eachother, so that a nice corner is visible.
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Edited on: Thu, Jun 30, 2011 at 6:54:21 AM
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Those "Layers" must have the same "Function" and the same "Material name" to join like you want.
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Thanks,
these roofs are exactly the same. That's wy I was surprised too. Workaround; I didn't use the dormer function, but drew 2 roofs through eachother, and both cut them with a verticall roof opening. Works ok.
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Hallo,
The workaround is not accurate all the time, so maybe in the meantime there's a solution to my original question? Another screenshot of 2 roofs (same rooftype) created with "join roofs" and the "dormer' commands.
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Hmm yes. But a lot of work (just tried) and as soon as my view range changes, I need to do it again. (in my example: 4 corners, makes 8 joins, with 4 layers = use the cut profile tool 32 times....)
Is there a specific reason why roof layers don't act as nice as wall layers?
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show us a screen shot of the roof layers and their assigned functions.
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Layers: (although playing with functions and boundary didn't make any difference...)
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