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Hello,
Please see pics attached. I can't get the highlighted line to dissapear. I think it has something to do with the slope, however both the existing roof and new gable extension have a slope of 30 degrees. I also tried reducing and inceasing the width of the new gable with no luck.
Cheers
Ana
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If you joined the roofs and the line didn't go away then either the angles or the height is not the same. Be careful - 30 degrees may not be the same as 30.001 .... If it is fixed at 30 on both then you should be ok. Cut a section and LOOK!
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