How would you model this?
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What do you mean? Looks like you already modeled it... so what´s the problem?Originally posted by Alex Cunningham View Post
Klaus Munkholm
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Is there a better way? I would like it to be parametric.-Alex CunninghamComment
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Hate that.
It's just like corner windows.
No straight workflow.
Just trick and I hate those.Gonçalo Feio
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Then don´t do it as an in-place. Create a loadable family instead... parametric´s won´t be an issue then.Originally posted by Alex Cunningham View PostKlaus Munkholm
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I'd go with a Generic Model. You can make those parametric. And save and reuseMartijn de Riet
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The in place was started by someone else, and due to time constraints I didn't rebuild it. :-\.... basically..... Just questioning myself on if I could model it better in a different way. I was thinking of using a nested family for the wire panels. I could control the angles better this way.-Alex CunninghamComment
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