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So I hope I'm looking over something somewhere but I can't seem to find the box I need to check or what I need to do. When you have a truss insterted and each end has different elevation, How exactly do you get the vertical supports and angles braces to rotate with the truss instead of them staying vertical? I would like my vertical braces to roate also so I have 90 degrees at each "section" of the truss.
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Click on your truss and Edit Type and you will get options in there.
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Found it. Thank You! I was searching around in there so I was at the right area. i just couldn't find the right option. It was as simple as setting the web option to Ortho. Much appreciated.
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