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I need you help guys!! I have two roofs the same hieght and the same solpe,but different direction.please see the attachments
they attached togather but it's not looks right to me,any suggestion?
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Let the roofs overlap to begin with, then join them. Now in plan, you can add linework at the join lines. Now edit the roofs back to that linework.
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Thank you!! I did exactly what you said,It's help just with the gab btw the roofs,but didnt fix the roof looks higher than the othere
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If the roof looks highre .... THEN IT IS!
Slope is not all that determines the height of a roof. You also have a width.
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You say the ridge lines are at the same height. But at first glance, they appear to be at different heights. Might want to verify the ridge line heights.
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If they are the same height and same slope then why are you doing them as to seperate roofs? If you do them as one you get the outcome as I attached.
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the width of each of your roofs are different. that is why one is higher than the other even though they are the same slope. the walls where your roof rest on have the be the same distance apart as the other walls supporting the other roof.
-Erik
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