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Is there a way to model a sloped roof with a gable end ? See attached image
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jgmas, Looks like you want a shed roof. If that's the case, when sketching the roof set "defines slope" to the front part of the roof only. Then attach walls to roof. HTH, John
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so if I'm understanding your sketch, you want to have a variable pitch to the side faces of your roof - is it a gable at the rear as well? If this is true, then you may need to mass your roof - using "solid blend" sketch your front gable and then your rear gable, and then select 'roof by face' to convert...
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