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I have a curved wall that won't allow me to edit its profile. I'd would like the top of the curved wall to coincide with the slope of my roof. I am only allowed to cut out rectangle openings which give me a stepped appearance at the top instead of a smooth line.
Any suggestions please.... and thanks for your help!!
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Add a Reference plane that's the same slope as your roof and attach the curved wall to the new reference plane.
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hello,
due to my knowledge no edit profile is allowable for curved walls, but u can attach it to the roof directly.
if u couldn't attach it may the reason is the roof is not covering the wall, then u've to enlarge it lilbit.
thanks
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