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Barry wrote:it is insufficient, as you would have to recreate the mesh every time you want to make a modification.
Just to state the obvious - if it is a constant single slope you can of course just use a roof.
If there are multiple slopes involved, you can use a mesh and then convert it to roofs with the "Mesh to Roofs' add-on.
This is one of the 'Goodies' that you can download from the Graphisoft web site if you do not have it already.
Version 24 goodies can be downloaded from here ...
https://graphisoft.com/downloads/goodies
Barry.
2021-03-09 01:26 AM
Dendarii wrote:Yes, that would be so helpful if we could use composites as well..
Yes please this would save so much time and frustration.
This would be used extensively in projects to model paths/driveways/terraces particularly if it could utilise Composites like floor types do (ie. one element with layer of stone paving, concrete structure, subgrade etc.)
2021-03-09 03:19 AM
Israel wrote:
it is insufficient, as you would have to recreate the mesh every time you want to make a modification.
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2021-03-19 07:37 AM
Barry wrote:
Israel wrote:
it is insufficient, as you would have to recreate the mesh every time you want to make a modification.
I agree.
But at least it is a possible solution.
Keep a copy of the original mesh, so if there are any alterations you can modify the mesh (keep a copy again) and then convert to roofs.
There was a GDL object created and posted here somewhere that looked rather interesting and seemed to work quite well.
I will see if I can find a link to the post.
Barry.