Hiya,
Not sure if this is a question or a bug:
Doing roofs in Arch: Sometimes, for no apparent reason the roof plane is flipped (upside down roofs).
Sometimes occurs even when doing simple roofs on a rectangle shape, sometime with wires.
The Flip option doesn't seem to help, as Roof tool will not allow edit of variables once roof is flipped back rightside.
A related factor seems to be that the number of editable planes exceeds the actual number of faces when this occurs, i.e. 12 variables for a 4 sided rectangle.
I tried drawing bases clockwise and anti- a la Inventor - but no better.
I see that this topic was raised in 2017
https://forum.freecadweb.org/viewtopic.php?t=25740
but there wasn''t really any resolution then either by the look of it.
any suggestions?
cheers,
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Roof Planes flipped
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Re: Roof Planes flipped
A quick test shows that clockwise wires result in upside down roofs. The importance of the direction of the wire is mentioned in the documentation of the Arch_Roof command:
Please provide examples that show contrary results.1. Create a wire with following the counter-clockwise direction and select it.
Re: Roof Planes flipped
Hmm, correct: this seems to work now.
I have no contrary examples at this time.
perhaps my previous reference planes were upside down
It's relativity straightforward.
I have no contrary examples at this time.
perhaps my previous reference planes were upside down
It's relativity straightforward.