Since it appears 13 is the latest version you are using I recommend this workflow:
Use Complex Profile on Wall and Convert to Object and Rotate
1. Create a complex profile for use with the wall tool.
2. Draw a curved wall with the CP applied to extrude the corrugated profile along a curved path ("roof" will be on end).
3. Convert to Object and rotate "roof" to proper orientation (See:
http://www.archicadwiki.com/RotateObjectInSpace ).
4. Drag and elevate into place.
One thing to consider is that the object will not be cut like a roof or shell so you will have to edit the 2D representation in the GDL script.
For users with ArchiCAD 15 and above I recommend using the Shell tool because it will be easier to edit the roof contour or "footprint"; you can add skylights and/or holes in the shell; it will project properly in plan, section and elevation; you can easily rotate the shell.
Shell Tool Method:
1. Draw the corrugated profile with polyline, line or arc tools in plan view.
2. Activate the Shell Tool and set Geometry method to Revolved and Construction method to Complex.
3. Space Click the profile from step 1.
4. Draw the axis of the center of arc rotation, parallel to the corrugated profile, at the correct distance from the profile (arc radius)
5. Define the arc angle to complete length of extrusion.
6. Rotate the completed shell along the x-axis to the proper orientation.
7. Define Shell contour to have the correct roof "footprint"
8. Drag and elevate into place.
Best regards,