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Roof Plane Specification Dialog



                                                                              Selected Line Panel
                                                                       The SELECTED LINE panel is similar to the
                                                                       Line panel of the Line Specification dialog.
                                                                       See “Line Panel” on page 300.

                                                                                Line Style Panel

                                                                       For information about the settings on this
                               • Perimeter - This is the length of the roof   panel, see “Line Style Panel” on page 301.
                                  plane’s perimeter, including fascia and
                                  shadow boards, with its pitch taken into       Fill Style Panel
                                  account. It does not equal the perimeter as   The settings on the FILL STYLE panel control
                                  measured in floor plan view unless the   the appearance of the selected roof plane in
                                  pitch is 0.
                                                                       floor plan view. For information about these
                               • Framing Area - This is the area of the   settings, see “Fill Style Panel” on page 315.
                                  roof plane’s framing, not including the
                                  fascia or shadow boards, with the pitch         Arrow Panel
                                  taken into account. It is slightly smaller
                                  than the Roof Surface Area as roofing   The settings on the ARROW panel allow you
                                  typically overhangs the framing by a   to control the appearance of the selected roof
                                  small amount.                        plane’s slope direction arrow. See
                                                                       “Displaying Roofs” on page 791.
                               • Projected Area - This is the area of the
                                  roof plane polyline, including fascia and   For information about these settings, see
                                  shadow boards, as seen in floor plan view.   “Arrow Panel” on page 303.
                                  It does not equal the Roof Surface Area
                                  unless the pitch is 0.                        Materials Panel
                               • Roof Surface Area - This is the area of   The settings on the MATERIALS panel allow
                                  the roof plane’s top surface, which covers   you to specify materials for the selected roof
                                  the fascia and shadow boards, with the   plane’s various components. For more
                                  pitch taken into account.            information, see “Materials Panel” on page
                               • Overhang Area - This is the area of the   1017.
                                  roof plane’s overhang, including fascia   The “Ceiling Surface” component is only
                                  and shadow boards, with its pitch taken   available when Use Room Ceiling Finish is
                                  into account.
                                                                       unchecked on the STRUCTURE panel. In Chief
                               • Projected Overhang Area - This is the   Architect Interiors this setting is found on the
                                  area of the roof plane’s overhang, includ-  OPTIONS panel along with Has Ceiling,
                                  ing fascia and shadow boards, as seen in   which must be checked.
                                  floor plan view.





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