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I have a platform frame consisting of 150PFC members. The 2 parrallel north/south members are toes out. The east/west connecting member is toed in. When installed, the handrails for the 2 north/south members do as they should and look fine and are centered on the PFC with platform mount stanchions, but the toed in east/west member handrail stanchions are positioned outside of the member. If i turn the end member toes out the same as the others the handrails install correctly.
I need to have this member toes in, what am i doing wrong?
You might have to upload a model or an image so we can see the problem.
However, you can always consider reducing the handrail panels. That is, instead of selecting all four beams (currently causing problems), you could do individual sections for each beam which would give you lots more control.
