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Problem with roofs

Paopao
Booster
Hi, I am havign a problem with two roofs interception, I can't make them meet properly. Here is a screenshot of the issue I am having. Annyone can help, please?

Thanks
Pao
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8 REPLIES 8
Hello,

Did you use "connect > connect element to roof / shell" , "solid element operation" or "connect roof to single pan"
I invite you to use "connect > connect element to roof / shell" :
Christophe - FRANCE
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Paopao
Booster
Yes I have used that command but the problem persists.
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Paopao
Booster
I have also tried the solid elements operators but without success.
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Share your pln 😉
Christophe - FRANCE
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OS 11.6 Big Sur - MacBook Pro 2017 - 16Go RAM
"Quality is never an accident ; it's always the result of an intelligent effort" John Ruskin
Lingwisyer
Guru
Could you select your roofs, so that we can see the extents of each object?



Ling.

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Barry Kelly
Moderator
I would be guessing that the larger roof on the left has the trimming body set to 'Pivot Lines Down', so the smaller roof is trimming up to the pivot line.

Try setting it to 'Contours Down'.

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Paopao
Booster
thank you all for your inputs. I have manged to solve the issue: I just moved the black vertex in line with the lower plane of the roof
It looks a bit weird in the 3D (that segmented reddish line in the angle) but it turns out OK in the rendering example
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Paopao
Booster
here is the highlited roof
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