2. PLANE INPUT: View Cut Roof Plane Menu Icon Planes to the Building.
Click on the Define Pitch Icon
to set Default Pitches
Having Clicked on
the
Roof Plane
Menu Icon
This Line represents
the Overhang
The Green Band represents
the Wall Plate; the Outer Edge
of which is where the
SPAN is calculated from
The Closed Wall has been
automatically generated
in the 3D Window
In order to Frame the Roof
You need to attribute Roof
Planes to the Building.
PLANE INPUT: View Cut

3. PLANE INPUT: View Cut Pitch Rafter to Match Overhang Heel Type
Enter
Default
Pitch
Select
Default
Rafter to
Match
Enter
Default
Overhang
Select
Default
Heel Type
Select
Default
End Height
measurement
Click OK to
Accept & Proceed
PLANE INPUT: View Cut

4. PLANE INPUT: View Cut The Zoom Window won’t
reflect the correct Picture
until the Planes have
have been Solved
Click on View Cut
in order to
Manually Solve the
Plane Plan you have
described
This tells You the following:
1) Wall is 3000mm High
2) Heel Height is 120mm
3) Planes are assigned a
Pitch of 22.5 degrees
The 3D Window won’t
reflect the correct Picture
until the Planes have
have been Solved
PLANE INPUT: View Cut

5. PLANE INPUT: View Cut View Cut Plane Icon View Cut Plane Icon The
will shadow your
default cursor
whilst you are
in this menu
Crucial to Know:
The Planes are
defined at the
Wall Plate
The
View Cut
Plane Icon
will Automatically
appear in the Bottom
Right Corner of the
Screen
PLANE INPUT: View Cut

6. 1 3 2 PLANE INPUT: View Cut Plane 1 has to be Trimmed Against
the Following Planes
for it to be
adequately
Defined 1 3 2
PLANE INPUT: View Cut

7. View Cutting PLANE 1: Step 1
Click 1:
Click on the Origin
of the Plane you
want to Solve
View Cutting PLANE 1: Step 1

8. View Cutting PLANE 1: Step 2
Click 2:
Click on the
Origin of the
1st Plane you
want to
Trim Against
View Cutting PLANE 1: Step 2

9. Click on the Origin of the View Cutting PLANE 1: Step 3
2nd Plane you want to
Trim Against
View Cutting PLANE 1: Step 3

10. View Cutting PLANE 1: Step 4
Click 4:
Click on the Origin
of the 3rd Plane
you want to
Trim Against
View Cutting PLANE 1: Step 4

11. View Cutting PLANE 1: Step 5
Click 5:
Right Click on your Mouse to Complete the Definition of Plane 1
Plane 1 has automatically
been generated in the
3D Window
View Cutting PLANE 1: Step 5

12. View Cutting PLANE 2: Step 1
Click 1:
Click on the Origin
of the Plane you
want to Solve
View Cutting PLANE 2: Step 1

13. View Cutting PLANE 2: Step 2
Click 2:
Click on the
Origin of the
1st Plane you
want to
Trim Against
View Cutting PLANE 2: Step 2

14. View Cutting PLANE 2: Step 3
Click 3:
Click on the Origin
of the 2nd Plane you
want to Trim Against
View Cutting PLANE 2: Step 3

15. View Cutting PLANE 2: Step 4
Click 4:
Right Click on your Mouse to Complete the Definition of Plane 2
Plane 2 has automatically
been generated in the
3D Window
View Cutting PLANE 2: Step 4

16. 3 2 4 1 View Cutting PLANE 3 Click 5:
Right Click on your Mouse to Complete the Definition of Plane 3
Plane 3 has automatically
been generated in the
3D Window 1
View Cutting PLANE 3

17. 2 1 3 View Cutting PLANE 4 Click 4:
Right Click on your Mouse to Complete the Definition of Plane 4 1
Plane 4 has automatically
been generated in the
3D Window 3
View Cutting PLANE 4

18. View Cutting Completed
The Correct Plan is
automatically generated
in the Zoom Window
Click on the
Delete Plane Icon
should you have to
Edit one of your
Entries
To Exit the View Cut
facility either press Escape
on your keyboard or click on
the View Cut Icon again
The Correct Plane Layout
is Finally automatically
generated in the
3D Window
View Cutting Completed

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