Often when extending walls to an angled ceiling, the top plate will be beveled on the long edges and the tops of the studs mitered to meet it. Is there a way to do this with Medeek? I know how to do the gable/ shed walls but what about the ones that run at 90 degrees to them? Attached a screenshot to better explain. Thanks!
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I have never been convinced that this is the right way to frame such a wall (or roof). I would rather keep my top plates flat and cut a birdsmouth in the rafters, or introduce a beveled plate on top of the flat plate of the wall.