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I need to model a boundry wall which is made of columns at 3mtr interval & brick panels of diff thickness between the columns. Requirement is shown in attached dwg & pdf files. Can it be model by Railing/curtain wall/Line family. Thanks for any help, how it can be model ?
Basic Walls, a couple of GEneric Model Face Based families, a Railing for the Top, and Model Groups, if it were me. No way i would try shoving all of that in a line baed component. Yuckie.
What Aaron said, if the number of repetitions is not overwhelming. You could Group all of that and then copy it multiple times.
Another approach would be to use a curtain wall with fixed spacing (3 meters + 1 width of the column), where you edit a Mullion to look like those columns in dimensions and materials, and create a curtain wall panel that includes the arch and the holes for those two "X". As the distance is fixed (3 mts) you could also try to include the railing/fence at the top as part of the curtain wall panel?
Hi. I'd like to know if it's possible to customize the curtain mullions to be something similar to S shape profile in section. I have some window grilles...
I have some panels of varying sizes and trim pieces that comprise a system adhered to a wall.
1. Make all seperate families...
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