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How do I control the color of the roof eave edge. see pick. what controls this? Can't figure it out. trying to get them all the same tone. I know I can paint it, just curious how it plays out.
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You can control this with the shading color in the material browser window. If you have a multi-layer roof, the shading color of the lowest layer will control the color of the roof edge.
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