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Forums >> Revit Structure >> Technical Support >> Creating a roof that slopes with the walls
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This may be a por question but ill try and explain. Im creating a mountain home which is two stories. The first story has a flat roof, the second floor has walls that are sloped from left to right down... when i try to creat this every which way, its eather a floating flat roof, or a crazy slope.... I took time off from revit, and cant solve this simple mistake... So like 2 walls are the same exact shape, then the sides they slop to... one side has a height of 12 the other 9... Why wont the roof attach to the slope of the walls.... and how do i fix it
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With Revit make your roof first, then make your walls then extend walls up to roof. I know this sounds backward, but try it. in 3d view, pick a wall that is below roof. then pick attach top/base, then pick the roof. the walls will extend up to match the slope of the roof.
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I know how to do that... But my problem is not that... And i cant make the roof slope correctly and at the right height to extend the walls.... Theere has to be an easy way to do this...
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if you made slope at top of wall by edit of profile, the you will not be able to use attach wall to roof. you can reset profile of wall, then you can attach wall to roof. this should work if you have the sloped roof like you want. roof tips add - negative to slope if roof slopes wrong direction. or create roof flat then edit roof use modify sub elements and adjust elevations at corners to get slope. under roof properties use base offset from level to move roof up or down from level hope this is some help
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There we go, thank you for your last post. about to attempt your suggestiona nd surprised i had not thought of it...
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