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If anyone knows how to resolve this please let me know. I have a corner tower element on a project with arched cornices on two faces that need to miter at the corner. I created a profile of the cornice and then created a sweep path, however when the two sweeps come toghether at the corner they intersect rather than join. I've attached an image if it helps.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Because the two sweeps have different work planes they won't automatically mitre.
You can create a new in-place family as a roof element and create voids to cut the fascias on the 45 to have them mitre. Use the cut geometry tool before finishing the family in order to have them cut...
HTH.
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Thanks Mr. Spot - worked perfect.
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