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I have two questions. First is I have a lower level on a custom home and the client has decided to leave it unfinished. I have already designed the space. My question is, how can I turn off all that I have done, so I can use it in the future? The second is about roofs. I am able to join the roofs via 3d model but the underside of the structure is showing on what I thought that joined. Basically I need something like a trim command to work here. Here is a jpeg of the two roofs that I joined. (the middle two) and a shot of the interior where the roof should have trimed. Hope you all can help me out.
Well, I can not seem to post two files, so look below.
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for your first issue just use phazes, create a future phaze and move all to that phaze, you can than control what you see in the view settings.
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Join will simply join the geometry together. You need to use the Opening tool on the modeling bar to cut out the part of the roof you dont want.
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"Join will simply join the geometry together. You need to use the Opening tool on the modeling bar to cut out the part of the roof you dont want."
Thanks, I will try to do it this way.
Post edited on 2005-06-13 03:36:14
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