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Does anyone know how to trim walls to a specific slope where I cannot directly change the profile (ie on a curved wall) as I have imported geometry forming the roof and I need to trim the walls to the underside of the geometry.
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You can create a Void in the shape of your imported geometry and "cut geometry" of the curved wall with a void.
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Thanks for the help! Is that an in place massing object used to subtract from a wall object and if so is it possible to make a massing object just comprised of void "trimming" elements?
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No, that would be an in-place family with an extruded void not a massing object.
No, but a family can be composed of just Voids cutting walls.
Goto Modelling... Create... Generic Model
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You could also define a reference plane at the angle you want and attached the top of curving wall to the reference plane. Might be simpler.
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