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I created this covered entry with the same slope as the main roof, but the valley lines are in the wrong place. How did that happen?
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You should just make this part of the main roof sketch. Expeirment with splitting your roof edge line. In this case, that edge should be split into 4 lines - the outer two have slope assigned. The split points are at the gutter points and the peak. Try it....
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I had to change the Offset from Roof Base. But I had to go the elevation to measure how much to change it. That's annoying. Please tell me there's a better way.
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Wierd, I don't have any problem and I didn't split the line..
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I thought the facia of the entry was aligned with the main roof facia, that is why I suggest to split the line. If it protrudes, typhoon has the answer.
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I tried a few different things and it seems that by creating the Roof by Footprint with Pick Walls creates the error. If I use lines and / or offsets, it doesn't have the problem.
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That's the problem indeed.
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