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Shout out to Nathan. I love his Medeek extensions. It really helps to draw certain areas part by part to make sure things are tying in or you may discover issues or better ways to bring it all...

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@matt.vertexdesign and @medeek , thank you both for the guidance! Read full topic

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You’re just in the phase of learning a new tool’s idiosyncrasies. The basement furring walls would be INT-EXT without sheathing or cladding; depending on your assembly you might to drop some guide...

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For basement walls inside of a foundation (stemwall) take a look at tutorial #13: design.medeek.com Video Tutorials - Medeek Design Inc. - Medeek Foundation The following video tutorials are currently...

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Thanks @matt.vertexdesign . Congrats on the new practice. How would you deal with cardecking in medeek? I only saw spacing that went down to 12" O.C. What patterns have emerged for the 20% of things...

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I’m not sure about that really custom tapered roof. You might consider doing a “subtraction” but then again manually adjusting it might be easier. Just remember not to regen or edit the roof once...

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New username but long time Medeek user that’s recently started their own practice. I would start with a gable roof with offset bearing heights. That’ll do most of your modeling in one roof but...

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Just joined the community, I am an architect, worked in revit for the last 15 years and I am in pursuit of a workflow that goes from predesign through CDs in the sketchup ecosystem. I started with...

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It is not so much the single plate height as it is the gutter line or sub-fascia elevation. I am aware of this limitation and have given it some thought for a few years now. I’ve even put out a video...

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Version 3.8.5b - 08.30.2026 Fixed a bug in the gutter module for complex roofs with discontinuous fascia lines. Fixed a bug in the primitive generation step for complex roofs. Improved the rafter...

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I’ve also found one other regression error when creating a new complex roof. Give me a few more hours to figure this one out and then download the next minor update (Version 3.8.5b). Read full topic

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Flush terminations are a thing, they also end with vertical cuts sometimes. Read full topic

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I forgot to mention that I also enabled hip & ridge for complex roofs: P.S. I did find a bug in the gutter trimming algorithm at inside corner discontinuities. I will be releasing an update...

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Tutorial 33: Multi-Level Fascia Lines (15:08 min.) Medeek Truss Plugin Tutorial 33 - Multi-Level Fascia Lines There will be a few fires to put out, there always is. I think I tested well over 50+ roof...

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Version 3.8.5 - 08.28.2026 Enabled discontinuous fascia/gutter lines for complex roofs. Read full topic

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I don’t know that it needs to be double per say but it is essentially a girder rafter since it is picking up the valley and the sub-fascia. I will be a deeper member, perhaps deeper than the commons....

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Off hand, without analyzing the load path, but from a framing standpoint I’d say double roof joist or beam to support the valley and rim joist. Read full topic

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Wrapping up the framing algorithms. Trying to figure out what to do at these corners: Read full topic

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There are still a few cases I have not yet covered for hip and ridge, but the current module should now cleanly handle about 97% of all complex roof configurations. I will now move on to the rafter...

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