Revit Joining Different Profile Roof

You can join a roof to the top face of another roof and the wall below that roof if you select the wall as the target.

Revit joining different profile roof.

I believe this tools are not design for this purpose. It will join in the wrong order and you will need to use the drop down menu next to join to switch the join order. This is the easiest way to do it. We created a sloped roof and a roof slab below it.

I created two different roofs and i was able to align the slopes but i still see a line in between them. You need to create the bay window roof separately. For creating complex roof it might be easier if you create separate roof then use join roof tool to join them later. Structural elements cut host elements walls roofs ceilings and floors.

This is a general procedure for joining roofs. So in this tutorial we will close it edges using roof fascia. But i m not really sure if this is a best practice. The beam will not snap onto the other beams in the section.

When a dormer roof joins the main roof the rafters are not in line. 23878 i also tried creating a single roof and selected the 3 lines in the sketch that i wanted to be offset from the level but the result is completely weird. Select the wall and use the attach top base button to attach it to the underside of only the 5 1 2 roof. In the previous tutorial we learn about creating roof in revit model.

Floors ceilings and roofs cut walls. When you join geometry in the family editor you create a union between different shapes. When we are in a situation like this we can use a trick that is sometimes necessary with revit. I tried to join the geometries but revit won t allow me.

Then from the modify tab on your ribbon use the join geometry command and select the 7 1 2 roof and the wall. Using shape editing tools. In a project however one of the joined elements actually cuts the other according to the following scheme. We are going to use the roof slab as a gutter.

What is the difficulty. We will learn how to create two profile family and use them to define our fascia. The wall must be attached to the target roof and the target roof must be a footprint roof. You cannot join a roof to more than one top face of another roof.