Roof join issue

[Anonymous]

Hi all. I am having an issue when trying to intersect two roofs. The structure offset seems to drop below the opposite roof. Any thoughts on a way to solve this or work around it. The roof should die into the other with a smooth transition of the fascia. One thought is to not have a structural layer on roof build up, but I run into issues when applying the fascia. They don't seem to miter properly. See last image.

Any help would be great!

[Anonymous]

How would you detail that area?  Somehow the roof joists need to tie into a valley beam somehow right?

or

Trick Revit into thinking the roof doesn't end in a point right there and make the smallest flat spot you can make. (parallel with the ridge) Play around with the location until it looks bettter....

Personally I would make it drop further under or stop above the other roof....so different fascia heights.

Edit....oh, try using a 3D Sweep instead of the fascia tool...that way you can 3D Pick the edges instead of just the roof edges individually.

[barthbradley]

I'd just cut it with a void. 

...you may want to give some thought to how it will be framed in the field. There is actually no bearing plate supporting that end rafter/truss.  Likely, that overhang with be framed with outlookers perpendicular to the rafter/truss which is in-line and flush with the wall.  The shape and transition your after is going to be made by a fascia board nailed to the ends of those outlookers.