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Yes, I'm not sure how you want the final roof to look, but I'm going to assume you don't want to see the highlighte roof edge on the gable side. so you would use the opening tool, pick the roof you want to cut and draw the shape you want removed from the roof. then use the join geometry tool to clean up the intersection of the 2 roofs. You may need openings in both roofs.
Yes, I'm not sure how you want the final roof to look, but I'm going to assume you don't want to see the highlighte roof edge on the gable side. so you would use the opening tool, pick the roof you want to cut and draw the shape you want removed from the roof. then use the join geometry tool to clean up the intersection of the 2 roofs. You may need openings in both roofs.
Another approach is to make two roofs of the highlighted roof on either side of the roof below. Then use the join roof tool on each section to the roof below and join geometry of the two roof halfs.
Mel Persin, AIA
AEC Technology Consultant
MasterGraphics, Inc.
Another approach is to make two roofs of the highlighted roof on either side of the roof below. Then use the join roof tool on each section to the roof below and join geometry of the two roof halfs.
Mel Persin, AIA
AEC Technology Consultant
MasterGraphics, Inc.
If you use the "join geometry" tool to join the 2 roofs temporarily then
there will be a visible line where the intersection of the roofs is. Then in
plan view you can cut out the area of the higher roof where the lower one
intersects it.
"John B" wrote in message
news:5543170@discussion.autodesk.com...
Is there a way I can merge/trim these two roofs out so they are cut right?
If you use the "join geometry" tool to join the 2 roofs temporarily then
there will be a visible line where the intersection of the roofs is. Then in
plan view you can cut out the area of the higher roof where the lower one
intersects it.
"John B" wrote in message
news:5543170@discussion.autodesk.com...
Is there a way I can merge/trim these two roofs out so they are cut right?
