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Re: [OPEN] Roof clipping through walls

@marianlarsen 

The roofing tool is extremely versatile when using multiple sections and not just one or two large sections. Why is the roof stretched all the way through the rooms? Why does it not stop as shown in the red box here:

Have you tried the half hipped or half gabled roof instead?

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  • marianlarsen's avatar
    marianlarsen
    New Ace
    6 years ago
    @Bluebellflora I used three sections of roof, two eight-edged ones on both ends and a half gable in the middle. I’ll take new screenshots to show a better angle.
  • marianlarsen's avatar
    marianlarsen
    New Ace
    6 years ago

    @Bluebellflora I took a few new screenshots.

    Like I said in my previous reply, I used three sections of roof. Two eight-edged on both ends and a half gable in the middle. I tried using the diagonal half hipped roof on the edges, but it didn't look good and gave me the same problem, it clipps through the walls.

  • Bluebellflora's avatar
    Bluebellflora
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    6 years ago
    @marianlarsen

    Thanks. Can you upload it so I can play around with it? There have been issues with hexagonal and octagonal roofs and I wonder if this could be one of those issues.
  • CGrant56's avatar
    CGrant56
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    6 years ago

    @marianlarsen @Bluebellflora 

    I downloaded your lot and tested it.  It seems that the issue is with using full roofs in that situation.  I  tried various things and none of the full roofs would work.  I tried with a full hip roof and it did the same thing as the octagonal one.  The only roofs that seemed to work without causing an issue are the half roofs so I suggest you try a half hip roof for the lower area.  It doesn't look as good but it will work.

    Hope this helps.

  • CGrant56's avatar
    CGrant56
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    6 years ago

    @marianlarsen @Bluebellflora 

    Been working with this a little more and found a way that it can work.

    What happened is when you tried to get rid of the 2 tiles inside the fence at the stairs, you created a new room.  And it is that room is what is causing the problem.

    The way I got it to work was move the stairs outside.  Delete all the fences around the stair opening.  Then select the big room upstairs and move the invisible wall back to exterior wall which will close up the hole where the stairs were.  Then put the stairs back in the original location.  And redraw the fencing like I show in the pic.

  • marianlarsen's avatar
    marianlarsen
    New Ace
    6 years ago

    @CGrant56 Thank you.

    Do you know what to do with this part of the roof? (see added screenshot)

    I've tried using the custom room-tool to re-trace the walls of the room, but it still doesn't disappear.

  • CGrant56's avatar
    CGrant56
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    6 years ago

    @marianlarsen 

    Well, sorry, I missed that.  So I went back and looked again.  At first it disappeared when I went to live mode.  But going back to build and back to live mode made it show in live mode.  My sim just walked through it too.  But to make it go completely away, I ended up having to add one tile to each of the bedrooms on the front on the house.  Also had to move the closet over a tile which took a tile out of the laundry room.  

    So if that works for you, it is a way to make that stubborn roof section go away.  Here's what it looked like in the end.

  • marianlarsen's avatar
    marianlarsen
    New Ace
    6 years ago
    @SheriGR Thank you. I ended up replacing the octangonal roofs with diagonal half hipped roofs, and pulling the half gable roof further to both sides.

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