panthony Posted July 21, 2006 Share Posted July 21, 2006 I have pasted the following roof structure which identifies some problems that some of you have encountered and found a work around to correct. Most of the roof structures I do are pretty complex requiring the "roof face" tool rather than the "create roof" command. There are two main issues that make for addittional work to cover up in vieport elevations. The image below identifies the basic structure to show complexity. Next is a close up of the front roof face that shows the fascia to the right does not build the double cut mitre properly. The same fascia from alternate perspective As you can see the hidden line plan view is unaffected However the next two views show the work that must be done to cover up the fascia lines...but the double mitre cut is in every gable end also showing two lines. If anyone has experienced the same problem and found a solution let me know. Pete Anthony Quote Link to comment
Ken Posted July 21, 2006 Share Posted July 21, 2006 That's just one of many reasons why I'm not gonna use viewports (with hidden line render) for construction drawing elevations. It sucks. Quote Link to comment
panthony Posted July 21, 2006 Author Share Posted July 21, 2006 I gotta have my viewports (hidden line and all). Quicker than any other CAD I've used by far even with the minor glitches. This roof issue has come up a couple of times now and can be frustrating having to cover up a vertical end condition that should be a double mitre as entered. It appears when you project a roof plane up from a lower level to a upper level with horizontal fascia on both levels in one plane surface. I need these planes intact for framing (which by the way has shown it's ugly head in not finding the proper angle pitch automatically). I have seen some work from other VW users and they have a tendency to not rely to heavily on viewports. I, however have found them to save time. Oh well....trudging on... Quote Link to comment
Ken Posted July 21, 2006 Share Posted July 21, 2006 You seem to have described my "wish list item:" http://techboard.nemetschek.net/ubbthrea...=true#Post63309 Quote Link to comment
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