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Ok I really need to figure this one out because this instance occurs throughout our project. I've created a very oddly shaped roof with the IN PLACE FAMILY tool and created it using a sweep. Is there any way to join this type of roof now? I have it set to roof category and I can connect walls to them. But not roofs to roofs. Ref: to picture attached. Thanks
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When you say 'Join roofs', you mean using the 'Join roofs Tool'? Im not sure you can do that, as when you start modelling in-place you boycott those kind of features. But if its inplace, cant you just work the geometry to fit the roofs together? Everything is possible if youve chosen the in-place route!
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Yes I could do that, but it will take many voids and small portions of my roof in my model to get it to look right. I didn't know if there is another way to do this? Again the roof is very oddly shaped and will be joining, changing angles etc. throughout the project design. Any suggestions/ideas?
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Yes I could do that, but it will take many voids and small portions of my roof in my model to get it to look right. I didn't know if there is another way to do this? Again the roof is very oddly shaped and will be joining, changing angles etc. throughout the project design. Any suggestions/ideas?
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In which case massing sounds like the best option. This will also mean your roof will have layers and such.
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