Thin join of roof and wall

Thin join of roof and wall

ar999ar
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Thin join of roof and wall

ar999ar
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Dear friends,

 

Is there any way to connect wall to roof exposing only thin line of roofing material without any Soffit and Fascia?  Drawing No. 3 (not 1 or 2) in attached picture.

I have tried manipulating Core Boundary and Function Number in Wall’s and Roof’s structures. No luck...

Revit 2018.2

 

Thank you

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barthbradley
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I'm not sure what you mean. Do you want to wrap the roof edge with the wall finish materials?  

 

...I think I get it. You'll need two roofs to do this -- and wall will attach to upper roof (via Attach Top/Base tool).  

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ar999ar
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Yes, to wrap is also right description


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ToanDN
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See attached.  

 

Annotation 2019-03-07 093116.png

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barthbradley
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Not wrap. Meet underside of roof. I was thinking you meant to wanted the wall finish to wrap all around the eave (e.g. soffit and fascia).   

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ar999ar
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Picture looks exactly what I'm looking for. 

Could you please re'save the file in lower version (mine is 2018) 

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barthbradley
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Just create two different roofs; one on top of  the other. The bottom roof is bounded by the walls and the upper roof has an overhang.  Attach Walls to upper roof.  

 

roofdisplaced.png

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ToanDN
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@ar999ar wrote:

Picture looks exactly what I'm looking for. 

Could you please re'save the file in lower version (mine is 2018) 


See attached.

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ar999ar
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OK, 2 roofs, 1 wall.

It will be the solution

Thank you 

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barthbradley
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@ar999ar wrote:

OK, 2 roofs, 1 wall.

It will be the solution

Thank you 


 

Great! You're welcome. Mark Accepted Solution.  

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