Roof Not Overhanging Properly

Roof Not Overhanging Properly

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Roof Not Overhanging Properly

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Hello,

 

I am trying to overhang a roof from a wall in my project. The wall is divided into 3 walls as this is needed for the structure for the block of houses. I am able to overhang the roof on the first part of the wall fine, however, when it comes to the second part the wall just sticks out and follows the roof. 

 

sketch path.pngwall out.pngI am unable to fathom why this is happening if anyone can be of any help? I am using the Pick Walls tool when drawing my roof footprint for the overhang. 

 

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bump

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b

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Anonymous
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Provide more detail as what you are trying to achieve - its not clear from the images or your post what your issue is.

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I apologize if my initial post did not explain the issue very well. I have however found a fix but am stuck with one small issue. 

 

To resolve the matter I need to reduce the size of the internal wall. I need to remove a 25mm layer of plaster from the side of the wall the plaster is on. Whenever remove the plaster it is instead taking off 12.5mm from each side. Please see my example in a new project below.

 

I have a wall made up of two materials. I am wanting to remove the 300mm layer of brick from this wall. I have also marked out the location of the wall using the green model lines. 

 

reduction 1.png

 

I have now removed the brick, however, it has removed 150mm from each side, as can be seen by the green model lines I put in for reference.

 

reduced.png

 

Below I have attached a screenshot of how I wish for the brick to be removed.

 

reduced pls.pngDoes anyone know if this is possible?

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It depends how the wall was drawn - you can see from the image that the wall here is drawn using the centreline as a reference - you should be able to change this and that will adjust how the edges move as you add or delete layers.

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Thank you :).

 

I figured this out as soon as i posted it lol! 

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