multiple swings window/door

[Anonymous]

I''m creating a window that has multiple swings. But I wanna manage the amount of swings. It's like I input an integer and the number of swings multiply by that integer. Can I do that? Please show me how.

[Anonymous]

Create a separate family for each leaf with the swing and nest these into your window family. The width of the leaf needs to have a parameter.
In the window family, array the panes, using a formula for the array count based on the width of the whole window. You will need a parameter linked to the leaf width, such as an integer parameter that divides the length by the required width of each leaf, or divides the length by a set number (to calculate the width of each pane).

[barthbradley]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I''m creating a window that has multiple swings. 

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Did you mean to post a screenshot of a sliding door?  

[ToanDN]

Not enough information. Does every panel swing the same direction? Or are they pairs like multiple french doors? Or a half number of panels swing in one direction and the other half swing the opposite direction?

[Anonymous]

the problem is they didnt follow the width and keep separate like this

[Anonymous]

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@ToanDN wrote:
Not enough information. Does every panel swing the same direction? Or are they pairs like multiple french doors? Or a half number of panels swing in one direction and the other half swing the opposite direction?

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I think it's doesnt matter

[ToanDN]

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@Anonymous wrote:

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@ToanDN wrote:
Not enough information. Does every panel swing the same direction? Or are they pairs like multiple french doors? Or a half number of panels swing in one direction and the other half swing the opposite direction?

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I think it's doesnt matter

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You think the differences shown below don't matter?

[barthbradley]

@Anonymous: I have a suggestion for you. Follow this link and download and inspect this Manufacturer's Door and Window Revit content to see how they do what you are asking about.  The way they do it is pretty much the way we all do it.  

https://www3.marvin.com/tools-and-documents?collection=signature&line=ultimate&category=door&product...

[bin]

Align and lock the last door to the reference plane.