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 I've got a question about how to model a two-way tapered insulation on a flat roof. From these forums, I know I have to model two roofs (one for the roof slab, one for the insulation) and join them together.
But how do I model the insulation part of the roof so it slopes *two* ways on the top surface, but remains flat and level on the bottom surface? Would I have to create two different blends (and mirror them) and join it all together? Thanks.
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