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I want to trim the green trim on this existing drawing Im working on.
check out this image. how can I get the trim to not be that sharp bottom edge? I can't think of the solution to this.
Thanks in advance
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Have you tried joining the geometry? It looks like they are two different size trims.
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If you apply your roof facia to both roofs in the same operation, then they will miter correctly.
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That worked great.!! thanks Hub!
I had a very small bit of roof projecting forward out, that needed a piece of facia to connect the two.
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