How to rid gutter/fascia on part of roof plane? Image Attached:)

[zowie123 29]

HI Guys, 

Sometimes we're just cutting back a roof overhang, but when I do this in chief it leaves the gutter in.  If I shut the gutter off it turns it off for the whole roof plane?

I thought this would be resolved in x9? 

 

Any work arounds besides creating a whole separate roof plane in this area?

 

Thank for your help,

Barry

[Chopsaw 490]

I think I have corrected some of those issues in the past by bringing the main roof plain up to the overbuild and connecting it then manually redraw it into the original position. Not sure that you should ever get gutter in a valley though, but maybe I don't understand the question.

[johnny 372]

Actually Chief has a best practices method for this condition that doesn't have roof planes under eachother but rather uses a special ceiling plane.   There is a video of this in the library.  

 

Using that hat method solves this problem.

[DavidJPotter 259]

Each roof plane has a dialog and a place to individually choose to turn off ar on whether or not you want or do not want gutter to be displayed.Always has this been so.

 

DJP 

[HDsquared 1]

Did you ever figure out a good solution? I often have the same issue - I'd like to be able to select which segment(s) of the roof have a gutter and which do not (like you can with a molding polyline) rather than be forced into having a gutter automatically placed everywhere the tails occur. I'd like control over each segment and not just over the entire roof plane as a whole.

[Joe_Carrick 1970]

This is simple.

1.  Unlock the Roofs, Gutters layer
2. Select the edge you want to suppress the Gutter
3. Click the Remove Molding from Selected Edge tool.

OOB, Chief has that layer locked - but unlocking it allows you to make edits just like any other Molding Polyline.