Hello and thank you for the reply.
I created a sample design to illustrate my question.
http://imgur.com/a/x9gVK
In this example, two rooms that share a wall in the center. Room A I would like to have a flat ceiling. Room B a vaulted ceiling. Room A all walls are flat except for the one in the center. In the Virtual Visit, it shows a gap where the ceiling is being raised up rather than staying flat. Is there a way to force the ceiling to stay flat? Room B looks correct and has the vault.
I am sure there is way but so far I cannot find out how.
Thanks again.Chris
I think that there is a mistake. I created a sample design to illustrate my question.
http://imgur.com/a/x9gVK
In this example, two rooms that share a wall in the center. Room A I would like to have a flat ceiling. Room B a vaulted ceiling. Room A all walls are flat except for the one in the center. In the Virtual Visit, it shows a gap where the ceiling is being raised up rather than staying flat. Is there a way to force the ceiling to stay flat? Room B looks correct and has the vault.
I am sure there is way but so far I cannot find out how.
Thanks again.Chris
You speak about ceiling and it's perhaps a roof.
1. To have an vaulted ceiling you must use an arch (with same heights),
or semi-arch with different heights.
2. For an inclinated ceiling (it's not the same thing), you must create your object (from a exported 'box' for example)
or put an inclinated roof which will give an inclinated ceiling...
Look at my given example below.
I hope that I have understood well your ask.
Regards.
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