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spiovente roof – slope falda

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mario cant

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Hello, everyone.
I created a cover with two winds on the long side for the building shown in figure 1.
as you can see from the same fig. 1 the part highlighted in red is fractionated (divided) in the two parts a and b, while it should be a whole .... it should also create a single espousing surface with the parts c. i.e. a, b, and c should be a unique and unfractioned spiovent.
to create the highlighted part in fig. 1 I used three “tilting arrows” as seen in the fig. 3. in such parts if I take off the “tilting arrows” and use “defines inclination” I get the result of fig. 4, that is not a single spiovent but always fractionated but this time in three parts, a central and two side.

I don’t understand what it depends on, I tried them all....I have changed the angles of the inclination several times but nothing the result is the same.
Can someone tell me if I'm wrong or how can I get through the problem?
Thank you in advance
 

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have you tried with the "define tilt" only on one of the sides of the roof (and not on all) or with one arrow?
 
have you tried with the "define tilt" only on one of the sides of the roof (and not on all) or with one arrow?
after your suggestion I tried as follows:
1- with only one arrow (the biggest one in Fig.3) and gave me notice of error > impossible to join the roof.
2 – I have erased all the arrows and left only the "definite inclination" on the first part of the left......Everything went well, he created me as spiovent as I wanted to.

only now I have another doubt, fig. 5 .....considerate the part of the roof d and let's say that you want it to be a kind of non-classical “bain” at triangle (like the one on the left) but straight. at equal protrusion y ie without changing the length of the stretch y, how can you adjust the height of the eaves line in the stretch x (fig. 5)?????
 

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I forgot....in the hypothesis before, you will have to change ( raising or lowering) only the x section, for obvious needs of the presence of the underlying door-
while the height of the remaining line of slings must remain unified
 
if you intend to change the quota of the x line, without changing the length y, it means that in that stretch (y) varies the slope.
In this case you must:
- interrupt the layer (existing roof perimeter) at the beginning of the y stretch for the whole length x;
- make a new ground (a new roof) with relative slope (surface in plant size x and y) that connects with the existing roof. on such (new) roof will apply the relative slope arrow, or the initial (colm) and final (gronda) share
 
yes ...ok it is necessary to operate for variation of the slope of the roof part with x-y sides.
However, the fact remains that two separate roofs must be created - the largest existing roof and a new one of x-y sides.
Good
 

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