Complex roof Structure

[apocalip]

Hey!

please be kind with me, i'm extremely new with Revit and currently working on a Model for an old House of mine. I do have years of experience in Fusion360 for Hobby Projects, but Revit is quite new for me (less than a Week).

I have a bit of a complex Roof which i struggle to replicate in Revit. There is a normal pointed roof and a second Building which is rotated by 90 degree, a bit lower and offset by half the building length. 

Here's a Photo of that Building and the Roof section which i struggle with: 

I already managed to get this far by creating the 2 roofs Seperately and then joining them and attaching the Walls to the roofs:

My current Problem is, that i'm clueless how to remove the Roof beneath the other roof. I already googled for quite a bit but can't seem to find a way/solution to achieve this. I suspect it kind of needs to be done with a cut or trim?

Here's the Revit file of my current state: https://www.dropbox.com/s/vchd6qgegyhagzi/Fachwerkhaus.rvt?dl=0

Would be great if someone could give me a hint or show me how to create that Roof properly,...

Thanks!

Cheers Marc

[apocalip]

Hey!

please be kind with me, i'm extremely new with Revit and currently working on a Model for an old House of mine. I do have years of experience in Fusion360 for Hobby Projects, but Revit is quite new for me (less than a Week).

I have a bit of a complex Roof which i struggle to replicate in Revit. There is a normal pointed roof and a second Building which is rotated by 90 degree, a bit lower and offset by half the building length. 

Here's a Photo of that Building and the Roof section which i struggle with: 

I already managed to get this far by creating the 2 roofs Seperately and then joining them and attaching the Walls to the roofs:

My current Problem is, that i'm clueless how to remove the Roof beneath the other roof. I already googled for quite a bit but can't seem to find a way/solution to achieve this. I suspect it kind of needs to be done with a cut or trim?

Here's the Revit file of my current state: https://www.dropbox.com/s/vchd6qgegyhagzi/Fachwerkhaus.rvt?dl=0

Would be great if someone could give me a hint or show me how to create that Roof properly,...

Thanks!

Cheers Marc

[barthbradley]

Is this what your are trying to do?

[barthbradley]

Is this what your are trying to do?

[apocalip]

yea, that looks almost correct. Is the roof behind that Wall open as well?

[apocalip]

yea, that looks almost correct. Is the roof behind that Wall open as well?

[apocalip]

I have a 3D Scan from Canvas, that was converted into Sketchup, which shows in 3D how it should be: 

https://canvas.io/viewer/dwuRj73Y

[apocalip]

I have a 3D Scan from Canvas, that was converted into Sketchup, which shows in 3D how it should be: 

https://canvas.io/viewer/dwuRj73Y

[barthbradley]

Okay, so this?

[barthbradley]

Okay, so this?

[apocalip]

Yes! How did you do it 😀

[apocalip]

Yes! How did you do it 😀

[barthbradley]

see if attached RVT helps...

[barthbradley]

see if attached RVT helps...

[apocalip]

well, you did close the Wall, but what i'm actually struggling with is connection/opening the Roofs on the Inside. I want the part of the Left roof, that is "under" the right roof to be gone, so there is a passage from the one attic to the other.

 

[apocalip]

well, you did close the Wall, but what i'm actually struggling with is connection/opening the Roofs on the Inside. I want the part of the Left roof, that is "under" the right roof to be gone, so there is a passage from the one attic to the other.

 

[barthbradley]

Cut away part of the roof sketch then. 

[barthbradley]

Cut away part of the roof sketch then. 

[mauricio_mssf · Accepted solution]

Take a look at this GIF I made to help another person with a similar doubt.

 To your roof follow the steps

Select the roof and Edit Footprint

1 - Select pick lines

2 - Select the exterior side os the roof 

 

3 - Select the line you created and uncheck the slope definition
4 - select Trim tool
5 - with Trim tool activated cut the lines to join in red

6 - with trim activated cut the lines to join in green
7 - Finish editing mode

Join both roofs

If the answer solves your problem, click Accept as Solution this helps other users to quickly find an answer and let a like if you liked it.

[mauricio_mssf · Accepted solution]

Take a look at this GIF I made to help another person with a similar doubt.

 To your roof follow the steps

Select the roof and Edit Footprint

1 - Select pick lines

2 - Select the exterior side os the roof 

 

3 - Select the line you created and uncheck the slope definition
4 - select Trim tool
5 - with Trim tool activated cut the lines to join in red

6 - with trim activated cut the lines to join in green
7 - Finish editing mode

Join both roofs

If the answer solves your problem, click Accept as Solution this helps other users to quickly find an answer and let a like if you liked it.

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

[barthbradley · Accepted solution]

[apocalip]

perfect, thank you!

[apocalip]

perfect, thank you!

[barthbradley]

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@apocalip wrote:

perfect, thank you!

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Solution credit would be nice payment for services rendered.  

[barthbradley]

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@apocalip wrote:

perfect, thank you!

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Solution credit would be nice payment for services rendered.  

[apocalip]

i did click on "Accept solution" of your Tutorial answer, or do i need to do something else?

Sorry, first question in this forum, so i don't now the etiquette yet.

Cheers Marc

[apocalip]

i did click on "Accept solution" of your Tutorial answer, or do i need to do something else?

Sorry, first question in this forum, so i don't now the etiquette yet.

Cheers Marc

[barthbradley]

You have two different members helping you. Click on one of my posts and accept it as a solution. You can give out as many solution credits as you like.  

[barthbradley]

You have two different members helping you. Click on one of my posts and accept it as a solution. You can give out as many solution credits as you like.