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I am trying to create a roof plan for a building that is getting re-roofed. There are two hips in the roof, but I can't get the main roof section and the hips to work. The closest I have been able to get is making another roof section at the end of the main one, but that leaves lines showing two sections, and I can't get rid of them, help please!!! See attached file.
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Have you tried using the 'roof join' tool or 'join geometry'?
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I tried the join roof, but overlooked the join geometry. It worked great, thanks a lot!
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