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2008-10-02
09:57 AM
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03:08 PM
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Rubia Torres
2008-10-02 11:25 PM
2008-10-03 08:13 AM
Matthew wrote:
Do you mean parapets? (Short walls around the perimeter of a (usually) flat roof.) Just use walls.
If they need to slope to fit roofs below then use SEOs or Trim to Roof (old style).
2008-10-03 10:02 AM
idestk wrote:You can draw walls at any height you like.
but u can not draw walls on roofs!
Matthew wrote:
Do you mean parapets? (Short walls around the perimeter of a (usually) flat roof.) Just use walls.
If they need to slope to fit roofs below then use SEOs or Trim to Roof (old style).
2008-10-03 12:59 PM
Barry wrote:idestk wrote:You can draw walls at any height you like.
but u can not draw walls on roofs!
Matthew wrote:
Do you mean parapets? (Short walls around the perimeter of a (usually) flat roof.) Just use walls.
If they need to slope to fit roofs below then use SEOs or Trim to Roof (old style).
Get the height right and they will be on top of the roof.
You can also use the gravity tool to snap the base of the wall to any point on a roof surface automatically.
And as Matthew said - use Solid Element Operations (or the old Trim To Roof command) to trim walls to match the roof slope.
Barry.
2008-10-03 01:17 PM
idestk wrote:To cut the top of the wall: create a copy of the roof, elevate it to where you want the top of the wall, use SEO to remove the top of the wall, put the higher roof on a hidden layer.
i mean sth like in the pic. the walls to be vertical and to follow the outer perimeter of the slopped roof
2008-10-03 02:49 PM
2008-10-03 08:27 PM