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Hello guys... I just recently register here and its my first time to post or get some help from you guyz. I have one project with very complex design and I'm designing metal ceiling on it, I use In place mass to create my model but some areas like what I attached here can't joint the form together it's always make 3 triangle parts, I want to make it one form like the other so that i can make my specific size of ceiling panel grid on it. Can anyone help me. Thanks guyz
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Sorry - I can't help you directly with your question - maybe someone else will.
Why are you doing this as a mass? Whenever possible, using standard elements always work better.
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