Poster wierd elevation

Poster wierd elevation

jakob_hansson
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Poster wierd elevation

jakob_hansson
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Hello

My outer posts get a wierd elevation and i dont understand why. It have no offset position in the family  or base offset in the railing properties. I think it has to do something with my glas panel profile. Sometime when i change it's position the baluster fly away like the picture below. Any ideas? I post the railing aswell.

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Simon_Weel
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Uhh, there are two 'Family1' families in the Railings-section? I wonder how you did that, since duplicate names are not allowed? Anyway, the main part of Family1 has no associated work plane. If you select the main extrusion and change it's Work plane to Ref Level, they all end up the same height. But then the Railings are messed up. So you have to modify the height and offset of the railings. And then only the first and last post are correct - the rest of the balusters are placed as 'loose' balusters - i.e. not a part of the railing. Any reason for that?

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barthbradley
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Check Post:

 

Baluster Post 5.pngBaluster Post 3.pngBaluster Post 4.png

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jakob_hansson
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Thanks!!!
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jakob_hansson
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Yes it's messy, it reflects my personality :). The reason for the lose balusters is that i want to be able to adjust it's position, add/remove balusters without it to affect the CC pattern. I think this type works very well. I have struggled alot to make it work in wide scenarios with different corners, angles etc.
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