Joining roofs.
I'm trying to join two roofs together by extending onto the other - Unfortunately the one to be extended is higher than the other roof (see attached image).
Both roofs are created by footprint.
Revit LT 2014
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Picture attached.
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Please have a look at attached file, dropbox link: [URL] ....
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Windows 7
RAC2012
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