Eave overhang flattens out

verticalworks

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Hi Justin,  That's controlled by the "eave Sub Fascia" dimension in the structure panel of the build roof dialogue box. Make it the same as the depth of the rafter and it should work. 

You may have to click it "on" first, then, when you get what you want, you can click the sub fascia "off" again. 

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