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i need to know the best way to add a soffit or a rake to he gable of a house. i have tried for the better part of aday and a half. sweeps on go vert. or horiz. i can't get them to follow the roof slope.
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i found what i am trying to do on a gallery image from fm custom design. it is on gallery images #6 and named porch and deck addition. if you look at the gable ends the is the soffit or rake with the "bird box" return. i am glad to see it can be done, but how do i do it?
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Toggle your defining soffit line to be a slope to follow the roof.
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where do you go to toggle the slope to do that
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For future reference, I just figured this out. Use a slope arrow. Then in the properties of the arrow you set the constraints to slope and that will let you set the slope to match your roof.
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you can do what MrBob said. Create a roof>soffit, then add your slope arrow to give it the slope you need. I have also incorporated my soffit into my fascia profile, so when I do a fascia sweep, the soffit appears with the fascia. very easy to do.
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talk about an old post but i really thought framermans idea was very good , right now im also trying to figure out the best way to work my soffits into my gable ends.
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