Itoo Software Forum
RailClone => RailClone Pro (*) => Topic started by: JM2145 on March 09, 2021, 05:02:27 PM
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Are there any tricks to creating this type of roof attached? It's quite a complex roof that I have to fill in this style. Is it just a case of making sure I have two separate clipping splines, one for each gradient?
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Hi. Yes, it can be done with RailClone. I would suggest You checking this post (https://forum.itoosoft.com/railclone-pro-(*)/roof-(surface-overlapping-geometry)/msg13316/#msg13316).
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Ok that script is great and pretty much does what I was about to do manually so thanks for that. My only issue is all of the splines need reversing, are there any steps I can take prior to using the script that would ensure all splines are the correct way round?
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are there any steps I can take prior to using the script that would ensure all splines are the correct way round?
Not that i know of.
When creating from scratch manually You can control it's flow by creating shapes in clockwise or counter clockwise direction. When they are automatically created- i dont know.
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Okay, one more questions - everything is working great, but ... where ridge's meet hips is a bit of a mess? How do we ensure the junctions are correct? Would this be a bit of manual editing?
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would You attach a max file to check it?
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It's just a simple pitched roof with a spline for each hip and a spline for the ridge, using the built in Macro (Universal Mortar Ridge and Universal Mortar Hip)