Triangle walls

[winterdd]

Can we not stretch the grip points on a wall to shape it? I even added a break on both sides and no luck. Trying to achieve the look shown below on a similar home.

   

 

[Renerabbitt]

5 minutes ago, ChiefUserBigRob said:

Can we not stretch the grip points on a wall to shape it? I even added a break on both sides and no luck. Trying to achieve the look shown below on a similar home.

No you can not, so either use solids as a facade on the sides, or use roof planes or anything else you can come up with

[winterdd]

2 minutes ago, Renerabbitt said:

No you can not, so either use solids as a facade on the sides, or use roof planes or anything else you can come up with

Ahhhh I was hoping to avoid that but ok, sounds like a plan to me.

[Chopsaw]

23 minutes ago, ChiefUserBigRob said:

Ahhhh I was hoping to avoid that but ok, sounds like a plan to me.

 

You can shape the front wall.  Just the side walls that need filling in with some other method.

 

Place the break along the top of the wall.

 

 

[winterdd]

Here it is with p solids. What I don't like is the fact it won't be shown as stud walls in plan view no matter what method is used and those separation lines are bugging me on the elevation view.

[Chopsaw]

14 minutes ago, ChiefUserBigRob said:

Here it is with p solids. What I don't like is the fact it won't be shown as stud walls in plan view no matter what method is used and those separation lines are bugging me on the elevation view.

 

See solution above.

 

[winterdd]

17 minutes ago, Chopsaw said:

 

See solution above.

 

Ok so a break at the top. Cool. Guess the sides will be the only thing faked in.

[Chopsaw]

1 minute ago, ChiefUserBigRob said:

Ok so a break at the top. Cool. Guess the sides will be the only thing faked in.

 

Yes and they will be a bit easier to mask in for the details.  Still waiting for a solution from chief though after many many requests.