pdiaz4

Thank you so much, you're always great help, the one I can't get to do that is the one on the left elevation, it doesn't have a roof under it and the roofs are parallel and the wall is even.

Hummel.plan

I wasn't able to find it 

Just now, solver said:

 

Why?

Because It wasn't connecting properly at the top, there was gaps basically

I unlocked the roof trim and started connecting the frieze board manually but I can't get it to blend at the top. 

How can I add trim under board on batten?

Anyone know how to add brick flairs only on top of the garage door? 

13 minutes ago, solver said:

 

Thank you so much, finally got it!!

So the left corbel is correct but still isn't blending in.

Here's the plan.

Sandcrest SPEC.plan

All of them are turned on

On 2/10/2021 at 9:10 PM, robdyck said:

@pdiaz4

Follow the steps in the video. Couldn't be easier.

 

 So I did it exactly how the video was, I tried f12, I tried rebuild walls and it doesn't work. I drew another plan to see if it was me not doing it correctly and it worked, I'm assuming it's because of that second wall kinda creeping out but the walls are the same sizes.

8 minutes ago, glennw said:

In that case you can use a wall and shape it in an elevation view in the same way as shaping the polysolid.

How do I shape it in the elevation view? I try creating breaks and it won't allow me to break and manipulate it

6 hours ago, Alaskan_Son said:

 

I have no problem getting rid of the lines as long is everything is actually lined up.  It's probably worth noting though that you do have to hit F12 or click Rebuild 3D in some situations to get a pre-existing camera to remove that line.

Thank you! Did you use poly line and make it a solid as well?

2 hours ago, glennw said:

Is the corbel thin like a wall (like the pic below), or does it run all the way along the wall like a frieze?

I used a wall to do this very quick one.

 

It is thin like the wall

I apologize, a little new at this, as you can tell.. But at this point I'm just trying to figure out if it's even possible for it to blend like the very first picture.

40 minutes ago, robdyck said:

In Plan View, select the polyline solid, move it away from the wall, then back towards the wall. it should 'bump' up against the siding and stop. 

OR use the 'point-to-point' move tool to accurately place the solid to the corner of the wall. Then, select the wall, open the dialog box, then close it. The material will then blend.

 

YOU MUST BE ACCURATE!!

I’m sorry I’m just bombing this. I did the point to point and brought it out so it could bump against the siding. 

16 minutes ago, solver said:

 

Use the Polyline Solid tool.

Thank you,

Now it’s doing this. If I move it to the right, it over laps lines and doesn’t look blended 

Thank you,

Any time I draw the poly line and make it into a solid, it creates only a mold around it and doesn't give me thickness options.

Does anyone know how to draw this corbel connected to the boxed eave? I’m using chief architect premier x12