Ralph wrote:Thanks, I will try it...Rammstein wrote:Try OBJECTiVE.
Hi, I need roof, for house like this:
Referring to the attached image, I made something like your roof by the following steps:For clarity,
- 1. Draw a cross-section through your roof with the fill tool and make a new
Sectionobject using OBJECTiVE > Component > New Profile
2. Place the new object between the building extents
3. UseOBJECTiVE > Tools > Bendto bend the roof to the building curve
4. Place and open an elevation to view the new roof
5. UseOBJECTiVE > Tools > Offsetto raise the high point of the roof
6. UseOBJECTiVE > Tools > Bendto shape the curve of the roof in elevation
7. The result in 3D.OBJECTiVEis an ArchiCAD add-on, and is not free (unless you are working with an educational license). You can try it for 30 days free otherwise.
I have added "Mesh to Roof" add-on, and it works, but now I need to trim my walls to the roof, and with this roof trim function don't work properley.
I suppose the brown ramp is now made up of small slices of Roof objects.
You need to check the edges of two Roof objects to see that they form a Mitred joint. Those pieces of Walls not cut properly are a sign that the Roofs do not join properly.
Select two adjacent Roof elements withe the Roof Tool active then click their common edge and the small editing palette will come up where you can set how their edges are joined.
You need to check the edges of two Roof objects to see that they form a Mitred joint. Those pieces of Walls not cut properly are a sign that the Roofs do not join properly.
Select two adjacent Roof elements withe the Roof Tool active then click their common edge and the small editing palette will come up where you can set how their edges are joined.
Still looking?
