I came across this post in the other Forum:
1. Make a roof the thickness of the underlying diaphragm
2. Copy the lines that made that roof & make a new roof by pasting those lines
3. Turn it into a sloped glazing roof & set the grid lines to 11" o.c.
4. Load the profiles provided by me and make new mullions out of them
5. Put a quad corner mullion with a material that is 100% transparent at the ridges to clean up the intersecting tile
6. Make a new Facia with profile for the ridge cap and apply the facia to the ridges and offset vertically 3"
7. Use profile to make a new gutter family to be used at roof edges.
This work around should be credited to Taylor Osburne. These families were also provided by him.
Could someone provide a more detailed explanation, especially for steps 2 and 6?
Thanks
1. Make a roof the thickness of the underlying diaphragm
2. Copy the lines that made that roof & make a new roof by pasting those lines
3. Turn it into a sloped glazing roof & set the grid lines to 11" o.c.
4. Load the profiles provided by me and make new mullions out of them
5. Put a quad corner mullion with a material that is 100% transparent at the ridges to clean up the intersecting tile
6. Make a new Facia with profile for the ridge cap and apply the facia to the ridges and offset vertically 3"
7. Use profile to make a new gutter family to be used at roof edges.
This work around should be credited to Taylor Osburne. These families were also provided by him.
Could someone provide a more detailed explanation, especially for steps 2 and 6?
Thanks
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