Slab sloping varies
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‎2024-12-04 08:57 AM
Hi All AC Experts,
How to make a slab with varies slope as below
Thanks
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‎2024-12-04 09:21 AM
Use the mesh (terrain) tool instead. Unless you need it to have a composite structure - then I would try a combination of a slab and mesh, for instance if you have a concrete slab with sloped roof insulation over it.
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‎2024-12-04 12:33 PM
Hi David,
Thank for your reply
I want add more point in top of slab then move to change elevation. But I do not see this feature in Slab tool
Thanks

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‎2024-12-05 02:57 AM
@HOA NGUYEN wrote:
I want add more point in top of slab then move to change elevation. But I do not see this feature in Slab tool
Slabs can not have a sloping top surface.
That is why David said to use the mesh tool, where you can control the elevation on the points in the top surface.
For a constant slope, you could also use roofs, but they can't have a flat base.
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‎2024-12-05 03:10 AM
Hi,
Mesh is the simplest tool you can you use for this but if you really want to use slab you can do Solid Element Operations...
Basically use the slab thickness that is 850 then from there you can use roof (it will be place in a hidden layer) as your operator meaning you will adjust the angles and height for each point.
Then you use the SEO (Solid Element Operations) with upwards subtraction, then hide the layer of the roof, but if you are going to modify or got changes make sure you adjust also the roof that is hidden.
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‎2024-12-05 04:18 PM
Hi,
Can you have take a short demo for this or any video on youtube
Thanks

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‎2024-12-06 04:47 AM
Hi,
I just did a short video for you but this website doesn't allow me to upload more than 75mb so I just export a draft video for you to see.
And just also because of the different levels you cannot use roof cause the termination won't be good so you can use morph for that. Hope this helps in deciding what you want to use. 😎
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‎2024-12-11 04:42 PM
This article may be of help as well:
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