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Finally, Thank you Eric. I did not understand the point that I should (or could) drag the ceiling plane) parallel to the wall. Once I understood that, I could duplicate your results immediately. Mike
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Eric, Yes I did, Please open the file I posted in #17. I believe the plane is 90 deg to the wall.... (file: x2 with gable ceiling removed.plan). This is the same file you sent me, only I deleted the ceilings you drew and tried my own. Mike
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Kbird1, There is only one gable in this test house. I have attached Eric's nicely done X2 file... he added the vaulted gable ceiling The 2nd "X2 with gable ceiling removed" is Eric's file with gable ceiling removed and I started to add ceiling plane. How do I get the ceiling plane I have added to join the main vaulted ceiling? Thanks, Mike x2.plan x2 with gable ceiling removed.plan
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Kbird1, Yes, I did break the wall and set that section to full gable. This part I have done ok. It is the vaulted ceiling in the gable I can't seem to manipulate into position. I tried deleting one of the gable ceiling elements using Solver's X2 file version he sent us and the photo I attached was the result of my attempt to add a new ceiling to his. by the way I am using HD 2015 pro... THanks for any help, Mike
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No matter how I do it, I get something like the attache jpg when trying to create the gable vault ceiling. Mike
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Hi Eric, Thought I sent a post yesterday... hmm. Thank you for the solution you provided, however I have not been able to duplicate it. Here is what I tried: 1) deleted existing gable, break the wall section and set it for full gable, then rebuilt the roof. 2) I then created a ceiling plane starting at the center line of the gable. 3) Adjusted the ceiling plane to be similar to my vaulted ceiling. 4) Used the join command... but this gave a bizarre result. I do not see what height you adjusted? this may be what is need to make it work. A little more detail might get me there. Thank you, Mike
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Hi Solver, I can not open the version you sent, I have HD 2015. What technique did you use to blend the gabled area and vaulted ceiling? Hi Kbird1, Yes, my ceiling is not flat (vaulted) and above the ceiling I want to create Trusses. The Gable area ceiling should intersect the vaulted ceiling, but I don't see how to do it. Manual or auto is fine. Once I have the ceiling in place then I believe HD will allow me to create Trusses. Please indicate any techniques that you think might work. Thank you, Mike
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File attached to show help understand my problem. My purpose is to create a vaulted ceiling and then the Trusses needed. This is a test file. Thank you, Mike Truss Test.plan
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I have created a vaulted ceiling using ceiling planes, however I am having trouble with a gabled section of my roof that is at 90 degrees to the vaulting. I can not get the ceilings to join correctly. Any suggestions? Mike
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I finally got things to work. I am now using FFDS codec ( http://www.windows7codecs.com/), but I could not get this work until I changed player to Media player classic player (open source player). Mike
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Recording a walkthrough works fine. Howver, when I try to playback I get an error message. Windows media player says it encountered a problem. Quicktime says unknown error. I am using the IYUV codec for my windows 7. 64 bit operating system. The sequence is 107 sec long, with 6 key frames. If I reduce the sequence in length (tried 10 sec) playback works fine. I have 16 GB of memory and Quadro 2000 video board. Any ideas? Mike
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I have a earth satellite photo I placed on my terrain and it was initially in small blocks so I increased the scale in the "define material" dialogue and this helps but then I notice the material seems to segment itself no matter how large the scale. I then tried "stretch to fit". Still same problem... I would like the satellite image to lay down on my terrain. See attached problem Any ideas? Mike
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Thank you KBird. Step terrain just makes a weird looking fence above the ground and trees are already set to zero. I am thinking this is a problem of calculating the ground position for curved surfaces. I think this is a bug. Mike
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I have a terrain with gentle slopes I have put a fence around and trees. This looked fine when I put them in. I then modified the terrain and rebuilt it, but now the fence and trees are either up in the air or partially underground depending on the slope. Nothing I do to rebuild seems to fix this. Any suggestions? Using 2015 Pro Mike
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After selecting the material painter and the select library Object window opens, this window keeps popping to background and I have to bring it to foreground... very annoying. Mike