Weird roof joining issue

Weird roof joining issue

simsekmelih2
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Weird roof joining issue

simsekmelih2
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Hello, I hope you're all having a fantastic day! I do not know how to explain my issue besides screenshots, so here they are

 

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Basically, I want to get rid of that weird extension to the other side of the roof. I tried using vertical opening to clear out that area, but it did not work. Any suggestion is appreciated, thanks a lot!

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barthbradley
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Post your RVT file and I'll show you.  

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ToanDN
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Make the main roof as 2 pieces and join the dormer roof to one.

 

 

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simsekmelih2
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Thanks a lot, worked very well! I also want to remove the red part, is there a smarter/easier way to do it without changing the footprint of the roof?

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barthbradley
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Weird Roof.png

 

There's more than one way to skin a cat.   

 

Screenshot shows two differently pitched roofs - having  different plate heights (Offset for Roof Base) - intersecting. Revit is smart enough to do this as a mono roof.  

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ToanDN
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@simsekmelih2 wrote:

Thanks a lot, worked very well! I also want to remove the red part, is there a smarter/easier way to do it without changing the footprint of the roof?


What red part?  Can you share a pic?

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simsekmelih2
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Ups, the image was not uploaded, sorry!

 

This area:Capture.PNG

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simsekmelih2
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Revit is surely smart enough, but I am not sure if I am 🙂 Thanks a lot, I will give it a go
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barthbradley
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Roof by Extrusion for that part. 

 

Weird Roof 2.png

 

Weird Roof 3.png

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ToanDN
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Like this?  If so, it is easier to model it as one roof as @barthbradley said.  See attached 2022 file.

 

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simsekmelih2
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I am a bit confused now though, I am trying to remove/delete that part of the roof, not trying to add new part

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simsekmelih2
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Exactly, can you also share the blueprint, I couldn't recreate the same...

 

edit: Just saw your attachment, checking it 

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barthbradley
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@simsekmelih2 wrote:

I am a bit confused now though, I am trying to remove/delete that part of the roof, not trying to add new part


 

Then don't do roof by extrusion.   See my first Screenshot. That's all you need; right?  

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simsekmelih2
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Thanks a lot for your time and help, but why do I have it this shape? Is it because my roofs are not perpendicular to each other? Because I am literally adjusting blueprints in the Revit file attached aboveCapture.PNGFxfG8TZRK9.png

 

edit: meh, I increased offset from roof base and it's fixed. Thank you so much for your patience! 🙂

 

Capture2.PNG

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ToanDN
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You can orient the roof however you want. 

 

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simsekmelih2
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Thanks a lot for your time and patience with me ^^
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