Revit Roof Different Eave Heights

Assuming that you don t want your eaves jumping up and down i think you will need to start tweaking the roof slopes.

Revit roof different eave heights.

Align eaves i get the same amount of drop but we have the other option. Rather than adjusting the overhang i can adjust the height effectively the bearing height of that edge of the roof. Take a look in 3d to see what is really happening. After creating a roof you can adjust the height of the eaves.

While in sketch mode click modify roofs edit footprint tab tools panel align eaves. Use it to extend the dormer roof to the main roof. If the roofs have different overhang dimensions you either have different slopes or different eave heights. It essentially works the same way in that we pick our line that we want to keep or align to first and then we pick the eave line that we want to adjust as well as the other one.

Dimensions display near the eaves to indicate their height. Select a roof eave line and then select an option for adjusting eave properties. 9 join roofs add opening to create dormer. On the properties palette specify a value for offset from roof base or plate offset from base.

In order to close off the end of the soffit i will create a new fascia sweep but i will host it to the soffit not to the roof eave or rake. To create a dormer model required walls and additional roof. This video will show you how to increase the overhang on a portion of the roof and fix the eave height. Use join unjoin roof tool.

Use the align eaves tool to realign eave heights of different boundary lines of a roof. Click finish edit mode. The roof with the lower eave height would require a roof slope pitch greater that the roof with the higher eave height. Then follow these 2 steps.

To keep the ridge line centered on the structure and have 2 eaves at different heights with identical overhangs you would have to have 2 different roof slopes. Fascia tool to sweep along eave and the rake which still leaves me with an open end.