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In addition, you can elaborate a ceiling with the 3D workshop.
For a cathedral ceiling, my favorite solution is to trace the roof's sloped lines in the back grid and extrude them.
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I've been doing very well up to this point and have figured everything out, but I cannot quite get this roof thing. I wonder if you could elaborate a bit as I'm having trouble with the 3D workshop. Let's say I want a simple rectangular ceiling that slopes up at a rate of 2.2":12".
Thanks,
Phil
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Hi Phil,
Yes I can, but I am sure that RB will give you a better explanation.
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thanks for the help. i finally did it on my own before i read your message, but it was just by eyeballing it. now i'm gonna go back and do it more accurately using method#1. thanks again, phil
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This'll come in pretty handy with my HT. I live in a townhouse and the proposed "Movie Room" is actually my living room. It's a half cathedral and believe it or not, it starts at 8 feet and goes all the way up to 18 feet over 21 feet. Thanks for the help RB. RD
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