Door leaf isn't cropped by roof (Crop to Single-plane Roof... command)

[alexliz]

Here's one I never thought I'd have to post about, as I am not in the habit of trimming doors by roofs. However, I am building the model of an existing attic, where the door is trimmed by the roof (it's in the area where the roof comes low, near the eaves). However, when I check the 'Doors & Windows' box in the 'Crop to Single-plane Roof...' dialog, only the door frame is trimmed - not the leaf itself.

It this the anticipated behavior, or am I doing something wrong?

[cuba]

You're not doing anything wrong just close the door, trim the door and open the door again. 

The doorleaf will be trimmed 🙂

[alexliz]

Thanks @cuba, I did think to do that, so I had tried already before posting my question here. Closing the door in 3D, then trimming, then opening it again resulted in exactly the same trim.

[cuba]

apparently the door must remain closed to be displayed correctly

 

[alexliz]

Thanks again. This is very strange as a concept. Are you using Connect? or Trim? I understand the former would produce the result of your video; the latter, though, should perform a straight trip, altering the leaf's geometry - even if you subsequently deleted the roof used for the trim, the geometry of the door/wall should remain altered (i.e. trimmed).

[cuba]

I tried tim & connect.

The programming just did not take into account that the door can also be opened. funny results

[alexliz]

Thanks for your help.

It is rather sad, if that's what the Graphisoft team present as a feature of door-trimming.

[Ricardo Lopez]

Hello @alexliz 

Regardless of whether the door can be cut through the roof, what you will really need to do is find out if there is a library object that allows you to modify its shape and if not then create your own custom door. I recommend you take a look at Library Part Maker tool.

Best regards.