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This is what I did -see picture - setting in framing tab -if there is still any gap go to the jamb tab and reduce the top width setting.
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Hello Everyone , I am just getting back to it after being sick awhile and my brain isn't functioning the way it should because I know this is easy but I can't wrap my head around it. I am just starting drawings for a Florida Room on the back of a house , the trusses will have a span of 22' with a 10" raised heel for insulation sitting on 2x6 framed walls. Outside pitch is 5/12 , inside pitch is 3/12 overhangs will be left long to be trimmed on site to match existing roof. I know I found a video on how this was done pretty much but can't remember where I saw it . Any help would be appreciated , Thankyou and take care.
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Watched your video, thank you for your time. As-builts are more difficult as the fascia height is already fixed as well as valley and ridge lines and close is good enough. Really appreciate your extra effort.
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Morning, Just saw your post. Every issue fixed. Operator errors!! Thanks for your help. That gable break worked sweetly. I will check out the video.
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Eric, I have been fighting the program for three hours, deleting roof planes and rebuilding but I am getting nowhere. It keeps changing the fascia elevations, removing outer layers of walls, and the black temporary points keep popping up even though I have snapped right on them. I may have corrupted something. Would you mind emailing me the file you corrected. Thank you, Dan.
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I will try all you have shown me, thank you.
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I deleted the rear roof plane and the front one, redrew the rear and then copy/reflect about the ridge to make the front one. Reshaped as needed and connected edges.
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The 2 roof planes need to match. Same baseline, pitch, fascia height etc. Suggest you delete framing until everything is correct. Try breaking the wall and specifying Roof Cuts Wall At Bottom for the part that is missing. ---------- I've not looked at the plan, but would start by auto building the roof, then make changes as required. Post back if the above suggestions do not work.
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Hi All, Have a Cape Cod style 1 1/2 story as-built, continuous perimeter footing with interior grade beam on piers, manually built roof as the partial gable and angled walls created many issues with the program. Feel free to check the wall directives. Eave return on partial gable to the left of garage won't build, but the right return did. Same left area also has an auto attic wall sticking through the roof. Checked room and wall defaults as program advised a wall change had occurred in 3D, but did not find anything. Requesting assistance. Also had a dormer gap at the main roof ridge break. Tried extending the attic wall, did not work. Any suggestions appreciated. Thanks, Dan. Grade Beams Forum Copy Sept 2020 As Built.plan
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Can I Remove an imported PDF after I drew the new plan over it?
solver replied to JoAnnWodke's topic in Q&A
Just make the changes to your plan. Tracing over an image is a quick way to get walls in place, but it's not accurate. You will need to move walls to match the dimensions shown on the plan. -
Can I Remove an imported PDF after I drew the new plan over it?
JoAnnWodke replied to JoAnnWodke's topic in Q&A
DIG5050 I found a error and the architect had to make changes on our plans. I tried to import the new plan again but of course is does not match up. Do you know if there is a trick to getting it to match up with my design. I do not want to redraw it -
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Thanks for the assist. I have posted a ticket to Support to take a look at the issue.
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Eric, Thanks so much. I finally see the ridge. I kept looking at the Main ridge, never thought to look at the "awning roof", Typically, I wouldn't call that a ridge. Thanks again
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Right click in the Materials List.
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Use the find in plan tool i showed above to locate that 2x10.
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Here is my file after I build the Roof Framing 91 MontclairAve2.plan
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That's what I wanted, But I can't get that to happen when I build the roof framing. Every time I build the roof framing I get a 2x10 - 22 ft long PLUS the LVL - 26 ft long, in the Material list.
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Is that what you wanted?
