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    Adding Multiple Balusters In Railing

    Nothing I'm trying works. I'm sure there's an easy solution.

    I created a railing to use as a fence. It has 2X12 railings top and bottom, with 2X12 "posts" on the sides. The intermediate balusters and rails are 1/2" x 1/2", creating a 6"x6" grid. So far, so good.

    I also need to add a 4x12 baluster every 10' max along the fence line. I can't get it to work. What's worse is that's just a max dimension. If the fence line is only 16', then it will split it in half at 8'. It just can't go over 10' spacing. I've shown them in blue.

    How do I do that in a railing?
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    Dan
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    #2
    I would use a 2 x 4 in the design instead of a 4 x 12 Unless there is a structural reason to do so
    In terms of how to do that sorry but I'm still a noob in the realm of Railings and most things revit haha
    Look forward to the answer by one of the Revit Masters
    Juan Carlos Moreno
    Store Designer & Merchandising Manager
    Sisley Cosmetics

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      #3
      Originally posted by JCM View Post
      I would use a 2 x 4 in the design instead of a 4 x 12
      Well, you aren't the one signing the checks! :laugh:

      Actually, what it is is a (2) 2x12's sandwiching the wire fence part (the 6x6 grid). That's what holds it all together. Around 5000 acres. This fence will cost more than my house! :laugh:
      Dan

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        #4
        Just make a module and copy it throughout
        it's not like the property is big
        Juan Carlos Moreno
        Store Designer & Merchandising Manager
        Sisley Cosmetics

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          #5
          Thankfully I'm only showing the entry gate. The rest they can make up in the field. Literally. :laugh:
          Dan

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            #6
            Is this what you mean.
            I think the images will tell you more than me explaining.

            edit
            select the baluster in baluster placement properties and Duplicate..
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            Mark Balsom

            If it ain't broke, fix it till it is.

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              #7
              Nope. That's the result I'm getting. I need the 6x6 grid still, along with the 4X12 every 10'.
              Dan

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                #8
                Just add the ballusters that are missing (you will have a LOT!) and offset them the distance that you need
                Click image for larger version Name: Railing.jpg Views: 1 Size: 305.9 KB ID: 370791

                Just imagine the 2 x 12 framing this thing
                Last edited by JCM; April 28, 2011, 06:01 AM.
                Juan Carlos Moreno
                Store Designer & Merchandising Manager
                Sisley Cosmetics

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                  #9
                  Think a way to do this is create a family profile, (for the mesh). Insert into railings. Give the profile a hatch to represent the wire, set transparency to 100%. Should work I will try and post file later if still having trouble.
                  Paul

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                    #10
                    Originally posted by dzatto View Post
                    Nope. That's the result I'm getting. I need the 6x6 grid still, along with the 4X12 every 10'.
                    So the 4x12 could end up anywhere within the grid, mid panel, third panel, anywhere....?
                    Mark Balsom

                    If it ain't broke, fix it till it is.

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