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My problem is pretty straightforward. My building has two eave-style roofs that I've joined using the Join Roofs tool (see attached Roof_3D image). However, there is a common attic space beneath the roofs that one of the roofs is clipping into (see attached Roof_Section image). Is there a simple way to join two roofs together and eliminate the portions of the roof that are being "cut"? I'm using Revit 2010. Any suggestions are welcome. Thanks!
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The Eaves are in the same elevation? if so you can create that in one piece, now to cut that go to "Openings" and use the "Dormer Opening"
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