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Yes. In the column's family file, select two planes that intersect each other. In the properties dialog box, check "defines origin". That intersection will be the new insertion point.
Yes. In the column's family file, select two planes that intersect each other. In the properties dialog box, check "defines origin". That intersection will be the new insertion point.
Ok, since I am working on creating my first models, i have to tread lightly on modifying families. Will I be modifying the instance of the rectangular column in my project? I don't want to affect rectangular column insertion points on future columns.
Ok, since I am working on creating my first models, i have to tread lightly on modifying families. Will I be modifying the instance of the rectangular column in my project? I don't want to affect rectangular column insertion points on future columns.
