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i have a gable roof over basic rectangular floor plan-
i know where i want my ridge position to be and don't really care for what angles the respective planes are.
is there a simple way of determining this (ridge location) without a trial and error of changing or calculating roof angles
thanks for responses.
draw roof with no slope. select flat roof. Use shape edting functions in
options bar to draw a line for the ridge. Select the line using the modify
points/lines tools from the options bar and type in height of ridge.
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i have what i hope is a simple problem.
i have a gable roof over basic rectangular floor plan-
i know where i want my ridge position to be and don't really care for what
angles the respective planes are.
is there a simple way of determining this (ridge location) without a trial
and error of changing or calculating roof angles
thanks for responses.
Yet another way is to use the extruded roof method.
Mel Persin, AIA
AEC Technology Consultant
Technology to Visualize and Realize Solutions
Modeling for the Future/Drafting in the Present/Building on the Past
