I am trying to array mullion in one direction, but the horizontal mullion keeps array in two directions. can someone tell me what's wrong? thank you
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Align and lock the end of the 2nd mullion in the array with the vertical ref plane.
Why not using curtain wall?
You need to fix several things in that family
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thank you for your detailed explanation. just one more thing i need more explanation.
I don't understand what you mean about "appending it to End (which end do you mean?) yet the first mullion of the horizontal ones is not locked to any horizontal to constrain the Start point (i locked in the plan view see below)"
actually i locked the first mullion to the right side reference plane in plan view.
When you select the Array Label...on the Contextual bar you will see an option to Append to End..
When the Array is on a Vertical path/Plane it is better/easier to Lock in Elevation views (Front or Back and Left or Right)
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Why are your Horizontal Muntins Arrayed Horizontally? Shouldn't they be Arrayed Vertically?
BTW: Your Revit Content Library likely contains stock Muntin Families in a Subfolder under the Windows Parent Folder.
thank you for letting me know the family, i never noticed this before. The family i created has something wrong, that' why they arrayed in two directions.
thank you for your help as always. i am not using curtain wall, because it will hard to make window schedule later on. and i need to do that, beside curtain wall may need to revise again if we changed the hosted wall later on.
@xu.teng wrote:thank you for letting me know the family, i never noticed this before. The family i created has something wrong, that' why they arrayed in two directions.
Yes, I was kind of jesting. That is very common. The solution is simple: Align and Lock the Array. Bada bing. You might even Array a number that is more than the maximum you would actually ever use, Align and Lock the last Instance to "straighten it out", and then change the Array Number back to what is appropriate.
BTW: Did you inspect the Muntin Family I posted? You might pick up some other techniques from it.
Good Luck.
BTW: Do you know how to solve for 1 in an Array?
yes, i already checked them out and may need some time to know how to use it.
about single grille, i usually create a separate mullion not from array(which you cannot set up number at 1).
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