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I swear I did this right the first time but later on when I created a profile of my roof it's no longer flat on the bottom.
This is a green roof with several layers for membrane, root barrier. planting medium, and plants.
The top needs to be slightly sloped and the bottom, (ceiling), should be flat.
I don't know if I should try to edit this one, which I have attempted but could not find how to edit the profile, or recreate it. Although I forgot how I did it. Can someone nudge me through this one.
In the properties of the roof, set the insulation layer as variable. Then model the roof by footprint, without any slope. Then, in plan view, do Modify Subelements. Select the edge that is supposed to be the high side, and specify a higher elevation. Go to your section. The roof should be sloped above and flat below.
