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The family in question is this ladder. The elements marked in the red rectangle are the staircase fasteners to the wall.
The customer wants to define their quantity and position of each one, separately, with variable distance.
The family in question is this ladder. The elements marked in the red rectangle are the staircase fasteners to the wall.
The customer wants to define their quantity and position of each one, separately, with variable distance.
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The array feature with Group enabled will not support variable spacing between them. The group with Last option will allow you to define the start and end locations with equal spacing between them and those placed in between first and last. So the first could start at 6 ft above the floor and the last could be 37 ft and the others could then be distributed equally between them.
If you really want to place each bracket with a unique value and unrelated offset for each relative to the prior wall bracket you could design a specific number of brackets and provide a unique parameter to set their height above ground/reference, or a distance from the prior bracket. Then using visibility parameters you can turn on/off the brackets based on how many you need. A conditional statement for each bracket could evaluate if it should be visible by determining how many brackets are required (based on total height perhaps) or a specific manual input of required brackets.
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The array feature with Group enabled will not support variable spacing between them. The group with Last option will allow you to define the start and end locations with equal spacing between them and those placed in between first and last. So the first could start at 6 ft above the floor and the last could be 37 ft and the others could then be distributed equally between them.
If you really want to place each bracket with a unique value and unrelated offset for each relative to the prior wall bracket you could design a specific number of brackets and provide a unique parameter to set their height above ground/reference, or a distance from the prior bracket. Then using visibility parameters you can turn on/off the brackets based on how many you need. A conditional statement for each bracket could evaluate if it should be visible by determining how many brackets are required (based on total height perhaps) or a specific manual input of required brackets.
Steve Stafford
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