Gable soffit generation

[Doug_N]

I have noticed something strange.  Well strange to me, maybe it makes sense but I can't see why.  I want to make a cathedral ceiling,  The eave facia is deeper than the gable fascia and when I look at an overall view this is what I see.  Is there an easy fix for this?  The attached file is just an experimental file that I was using to learn how to control roof and soffit features.  Also to get roof framing to behave without excessive thinning. 

 

Test ceiling file.plan

[solver]

Make the Gable Sub Fascia smaller.

[Doug_N]

Reads Eric's answer and then repeatedly bangs his head on the wall.

[Doug_N]

Thanks Eric for that simple fix.  I can't begin to tell you how embarrassed I feel. 

[Kaemingk]

I know this is an old topic but this fix didn't work for me.  The gaps are only on my gable ends and they are the thickness of my roof structure.  I don't want a closed soffit andI'm trying to have facia board turned on it's flat edge.  I don't want any trim underneath it.  I just want the siding to run up to the horizontal facia.  I reduced the sub facia as small as it will go to no avail.  What am I doing wrong?

 

Also I turned off my trusses in this view so that it's evident that the siding does not reach the flat facia.  Also I unchecked the sub-facia all together which did nothing as well.  

[solver]

Since you have a different problem, best to start a new topic.

 

You need a soffit to get the wall to continue up. It looks like you are trying to make a 1-1/2" thick soffit with a fascia?

[Kaemingk]

Ok, I'll make a new topic.  I only want a facia at in an irregular orientation, no soffit.  I would however draw it in a different way should it solve the problem..