Need help with Roof

Need help with Roof

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Need help with Roof

Anonymous
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Hi

I am trying to draw a roof to a single storey house with porch. My porch roof needs to be 300mm above the main roof. I am not getting it right and do not understand what I am doing wrong. Can anyone help me please? I am attaching a revit file and a picture.

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ParmRoof Porch.JPG

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Anonymous
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Extend the porch roof to the main roof and use the join tool.  Over the part where there is no overhang, note that a roof boundary line has a height offset - adjust that so that it's the same level as the other eaves.

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barthbradley
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Well, the problem you are having is that 300 doesn't work as you can see.  264.6 works though. Roofs will join nicely afterwards.

 

Roof Offset.png

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constantin.stroescu
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Is this what you want to achieve?

Image 1.png

Constantin Stroescu

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barthbradley
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Prettier Roof. What did you do? 

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constantin.stroescu
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I've made it in single Roof by Footprint , using a small trick .... introducing by using split element, of a small flat segment that will disconnect the porch part from the main roof ...

as shown in my screencast at min. 2.09 -3.15 

https://knowledge.autodesk.com/community/screencast/709e27cf-35a0-4435-90fd-4735b04a7f48

 

 

Constantin Stroescu

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barthbradley
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Yes, I use this technique often. I think I originally learned it from you.  After doing that, you can model the under-eave returns via the Roof by Extrusion method and then Join them to the Main Roof to remove the visible edges.  

 

Roof by Extrusion 2.png

 

 

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constantin.stroescu
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that's right!

 

Constantin Stroescu

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Anonymous
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Hi Constantin

This is exactly I need. Thank you so much for your great help.

Regards

Parm

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Anonymous
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Hi Barth

Thank you very much for your suggestions as well.

Regards

Parm