Boilding a roof with bearing height, heel hight, overhang and slope

Boilding a roof with bearing height, heel hight, overhang and slope

ericwessels
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Boilding a roof with bearing height, heel hight, overhang and slope

ericwessels
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is there a way to create a roof with this information? I would like to extrude a volume using this information.

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ToanDN
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Something like this?

 

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ericwessels
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Not exactly what I was looking for, but I have a question. Your base offset indicates 12' and is shown as the bearing point.  My 7'8 base offset is the bottom of the overhang. Is that a setting in how the roof is created. That would solve my problem even though it isn't what I was looking for.

 

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ericwessels
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I know I can create a truss and array that, but what I am hoping to create is a volume.

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ToanDN
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I draw the roof boundary by picking walls and set overhang distances.  I guess your boundary is manually draws, not by picking walls.

 

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ericwessels
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so this image shows more of what I am looking to get. Bearing is at the framing. Heel height is at the framing. this roof assembly I am showing is insulation above Alpine TrussSteel joist system. But I forgot to correct the overhang so it still shows from face of brick, but I would set from face of stud. But to get the bearing condition I want I need to set the parameters to an odd base offset. While not that difficult to do (obviously, I was able to do it), I'm looking for a method to construct the model in a manner that more closely matches the field.

 

 

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