No. Siding as CW Panels. But, as Wall Sweeps it will work too. Just Array one or two sweeps. They'll get truncated automatically when you attach to Gable Roof. Is that what you mean?
Whole bunch of wall sweeps truncated on attachment of wall to roof and joining geometry with roof:
@georgehobel wrote:
that's what i was expecting to happen... but it didnt..
My wife just asked me what i was doing so i told her i was sweeping... she said , "its about time"
It should work if you stack multiple sweeps in the wall type. Do not use a large single sheet of sweeps.
@georgehobel wrote:I tried copying an array of the sweep in the wall type, but that does not seem possible. (at least when working within the wall type modification menu)... so I simply stacked 20 plus layers of a lap siding profile, one on top of the other, and it works fine. just like you said, it all truncates when it gets to the roof...
I still wonder if there's a better way because sometimes i will attach a wall to the roof at a large gable.. and if I only have 16' of siding applied to that wall type, the siding will stop before it gets to the peak...
Personally, I would just array the siding, rather than building it into the wall type. Seems like a lot of work to me. Just saying.
...this building shell has 4 different wall types. While you are still building the sweep into each and every wall type, I'm already finished and having a beer because I just arrayed all of the sweeps in one fell swoop. Again, just saying ...and enjoying my beer while waiting here for you to get done.
@georgehobel wrote:If I array a regular sweep of a siding profile attached to the outside of a wall, the windows wont cut it.. nor will the roof.. i think...
Now I think you are just messing with me, George.
Too many windows cutting through arrayed sweeps for you? Let me know.
