Please see attached photo. I have split the line and tried defining the middle segment as slope but it slopes the whole lot. Any ideas?
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Please see attached photo. I have split the line and tried defining the middle segment as slope but it slopes the whole lot. Any ideas?
OK, figured it out. I was on the right track. I needed to use a slope arrow to define the angle and offset the tail. I'm getting the hang it... I promise!
Yeah, I just had a brainstorm that worked
Create a notch in your gable roof where you want the hip to be. Then create another roof in the notch. In elevation move the hip into the correct position, and join the two together. See attached images for reference.
Hope this helps you,
Jeff S.
You can do it all as one roof, with one sketch.
Split the Sketch line that is on that side. On JUST THE CENTER check the box for "Defines Slope". Then in the properties of that line, raise the base to the appropriate height.
If you raise or lower the Line and dont change the length, it will adjust the angle of the flares, to hold your line length, i believe.
So you can adjust it in all variations. Make it wider, Make it taller, make it steeper, etc.
EDIT: I am incorrect. It does exactly what you expected.
If you break the line in to thirds, but then only give the center a slope, and DONT raise it off the Roof base, the entire side slopes. So YES, it DOES adjust the line width automatically...
My mistake.
You don't even have to split the gable end lines.
I just tried it. Start roof sketch, draw rectangle, make all lines slope-defining. Take two end lines (shorter lines) and raise their offset setting in the properties for those sketch lines. Finish roof, bam! Roof just like Barrie wanted.