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Reach out to Alaskan Son - He has a macro that does what you are talking about.
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I was updating my common section page and thought that others may be able to use this, modify it as you need or gain some ideas for other applications. I will also link a few other posts I made about how I connect my .plan file to my .layout file, because I have my common section page connected to my .Layout. https://my-plan.stevenyhofdesigns.com/v/bwUSgFLREujMf6gkzX5Y My Plan Template https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LNU_XIS7Y11GikHMvH593_V39oGPCV6f/view?usp=sharing My Layout Template https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tVBma2xozylzgklSQknH8FHAqqQE2FEV/view?usp=sharing Give me a +1 if you download and let me know your thoughts
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Now open the new material and change the Horizontal offset
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This is very good. The perspective is viewed as from a car driving by. Lavina, when viewed from the driveway or lawn, set the camera at about 5' from grade - currently you are standing about 8'ish high. More sky, less ground. Your window reflections are looking really good! As Jim said, move the sun around to help cast more shadow. This is not always the case depending on the look you are after, but shadows can help give more life to a more simple structure. Download PixPlant and start to create your own materials. Better materials as Michael mentioned.
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That is very nice to know. I did not know I could access my roof generated moldings. Thank you!
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Why can't I edit auto-gen roof returns? Would like to lower pitch.
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Intrigued! Turn molding into wall?
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Thank you, Robert. I am typically very accurate with my roofs. But that miss match is defiantly off. I did copy and past my roof returns, so I guess I just compounded the issue. While this is a remodel, and the As-Built trim work is not that important, what I have learned is that using roof frieze moldings does not end the boards properly at the gable end of the returns, whereas using a poly molding did work well. I think this tread will be helpful for those running into trouble with their frieze boards, making them with auto roofs, manual roofs or with moldings. This is a simple model and auto roofs may have been the best approach. However, I do like the molding as in my elevation views, it will show more accurately. Existing Molding Polyline Frieze Boards Thank you all again for working on this.
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Thank you, Mark. I will remember this now as you did make that look pretty easy!
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Here is something that did work... https://my-plan.stevenyhofdesigns.com/v/34QQgTsVCu9f1YjLnZ8A Just disconnect the roof returns by 1/2"
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Here is what I did with moldings https://my-plan.stevenyhofdesigns.com/v/Xs3lejs6rcdkHEqAFEw2
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I appreciate all your help. Auto roofs do a nice job on the frieze, but not with the roofs the way I want. I'm going to just add a molding.
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Thank you, Steve. I will see what you did also and see where I made a mistake.
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I have not tried with auto roofs. Haven't used that in years. I know how to do it. Thank you!