Seamless corrugated roofing

Seamless corrugated roofing

abraham.tolentinoBFJ37
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Seamless corrugated roofing

abraham.tolentinoBFJ37
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Can anyone tell me how to create a seamless corrugated roofing, there seems to be a problem at the corner area of my roofing; even after unpinning it, I tried to change the model element but it doesn't seem to change at all. 

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ToanDN
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Custom panels cannot be used for no rectangular shapes.  There are workarounds:

  1. Edit the sloped glazing to use only mullions for corrugated.
  2. Model sloped glazing rectangular shapes and use solid form mass to cut them to different shapes.
  3. Create a mass, divide surface and apply a curtain panel pattern based to create the corrugated roof.
  4. Create a basic roof and assign a material with a corrugated surface pattern and texture.
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constantin.stroescu
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you can do it , also , by creating two Families:

one for the rectangular corrugated sheet and the other one as a Void , and Cut the Sheet in the Project:

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then create the Void parametric family

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Constantin Stroescu

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skyeg321
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Siding.CorrugatedMetal.jpg

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abraham.tolentinoBFJ37
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Thank you but how do you the make the corrugated panel inside curtain based panel family. I have attached a cad file for my corrugated profile.

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abraham.tolentinoBFJ37
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Thank you I was able to make the roofing but I'm also curious of other solutions like the use of mass families. 

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lim.wendy
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Hi @abraham.tolentinoBFJ37,

 

Thank you for posting. It looks like @constantin.stroescu has provided you with the steps to create a seamless corrugated roofing, so for now I am going to mark this as "Solved." This won't prevent other folks from commenting on this question though in the event other ideas come up!
 
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