"structural" couple positioning

[menego75]

Hello, everyone!
I used the coup beam to cover a roof, but putting it on a converse layer position the plugs incorrectly. How can I solve the problem?
I'll take a picture.
Thank you very much

 

[Erikilrosso]

I think that in converse the hoods do not put- otherwise you should put them under and flipped. Or not?

 

[menego75]

The only problem is that as you see in the layer at first they are just then puts them wrong.

 

[Erikilrosso]

I saw. I thought, erroneously, that you wanted to put a converse plug. the two bonfires have the same slope and the converse line is on the bisettrice of the angle formed by the meeting of the two bonfires, I imagine.

 

[menego75]

Yes, the bonfires have the same slope and the conversa line is on the bisettrice of the angle formed by the meeting of the two bonfires

 

[Erikilrosso]

So on two feet, I don't think of anything else. I have to try to see what happens.

 

[menego75]

Okay. Thank you..... Waiting!!!

 

[Mauro66]

Sorry, but I can't figure out what the problem is. What line is "sphalted"?

 

[menego75]

in the photo, if you look at a layer you see that at the beginning the plugs are aligned and parallel, instead in the converse they are thwarted.

 

[Tristan]

I ask vein, question a little borderline... but do you need the plugs? Don't you just assign the texture?
Anyway, time ago I wrote a tutorial for creating something like this but instead of using beam systems, I used a tilted windowhttp://ctrl-alt-cad.blogspot.it/2011/11/coppi-e-embrici.html

 

[menego75]

Unfortunately in this project I need it for force, I did not try with the continuous facade, because I can not put the plugs

 

[menego75]

I looked at your link, but as you do, you can't create all the layers of the roof!

 

[Tristan]

I looked at your link, but as you do, you can't create all the layers of the roof!

Why not? ?

 

[menego75]

Then I have to try!

 

[Awanaganalana]

render54.....just thank you!