PLEASE HELP - intersecting roof

PLEASE HELP - intersecting roof

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PLEASE HELP - intersecting roof

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Hi, 

I'm hoping someone can help me & quickly ....

I am trying to draw a second roof with gable ends that intersects with another roof.

I'm really stuck on how to do this & would really appreciate any help/feedback.

Thanks,

Em.

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Option A: using one roof by footprint 

Edit the main roof >>> Use slope arrows to define the gable

 

RDAOU_0-1737441617272.png

 

 

Option B:

Do not extrude it all the way through. Use the tool roof join then cut the main using the opening tools.

 

Repeat on the opposite plane/side

 

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@RDAOU Thank you so much for getting back to me... 

Sorry, I don't really understand the first option & I've tried to join with roof tool, but still no luck. I'll attach some pics...I need the highlighted roof circled in yellow to be gone but I can't figure out how to do it??

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Here is the first method..no cutouts needed. You can apply it to both planes, all 4 planes or just one.

 

Dormer using slopes 1.gif

 

Dormer using slopes 2.gif

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And here is how to apply a dormer opening to main roof

  • Navigate to Architecture Tab 
  • Select Dormer from Openings Contextual Menu
  • Pick Main roof to cut
  • Pick the bottom edges/planes of the Dormer and last the eave of the main roof
  • Use trim to close the loop 
  • apply to create the opening

Dormer_Cut Opening.gif

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Hi RDAOU - wow - that is amazing! Thank you so much for your generous help - I really appreciate it!

All the best,

Em.

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Hi RDAOU,

Another quick question - does it matter if the roof isn't a rectangular shape? Please see image attached....

Thanks again!

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Hi RDAOU - wow - that is amazing! Thank you so much for your generous help - I really appreciate it!

All the best,

Em.


 

@emmacain 

 

Both methods work for none rectangular shapes.

 

If you have a sketch of how the final footprint would look like I can capture a GIF showing you how to tackle it..Unless you wish to experiment on your own first then come back for specific questions 🙂 

 

 

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Hi RDAOU,

Thank you - I have attached a floorplan above. I will also attach Elevations so you can see : )

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