Line up precicly

In case i want to line up precicly, how can i do that? How’s the workflow for that?

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We need more info on that.
What are you aligning? And your situation?

  • You can align manually by entering numbers (coordinates)
  • You can use the snapping tool (magnet).
  • You can use the grid
  • you can scale vertices on a plane (sx, sy, sz).

For every type of problem, different tools.

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Grant mentioned it, not to be too preciced at this point. But i was wandering, how can i mange it, that the two roof faces can be the same angle ( f.e: the lower roof should follow the dashed red line, so the top roof and the lower roof have a straight line)
I hope I could illustrate my question

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It is Grant’s way, 3d near enough, looks ok, not CAD precision. Houses do sometimes have different roof slopes too, especially older ones.

On the course house, followed exactly as you have, it is easy, the extension is extruded out 1 meter, the outer extension roof right hand edge needs to come down 1meter.

There are ways to make the roof ‘straight’ for any more random angle but it is much more complex for this early stage of the course.

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Thx for your explanaition! I already know all that things , what you and Grannt mean :+1::wink: The one Thing i dont know is, how to model a perfekt 180 degree angle, If i cant calculate my midelling Witz one sice :wink:. Maybe i will learn it later on

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This setting will show you the edge angles if it’s important to you.
An easy way to get a middle vertex/edge to match the angle between the other two is to use edge slide (gg is the keyboard shortcut.).

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In edit mode you can use the Ctrl r to add an extra loop, and solves your problem.

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