Hi all,
I've made a railings family with a top rail and some balusters with a baseplate. I want the toprail to extend back to the balusters. But it seems that it only extends to the bounding box of the baluster.
Yes, I know I can do that with tab selecting the top rail and modify the path. But that means that I have to edit the path for every instance of the railing twice (the other side is the same).
Is there a parameter or setting in the family that solves this issue?
Or is there something in the baluster family that I can adjust to solve this?
I know, but I'll have to do that for every instance of the railing separatly. I don't really feel like doing that.
Perhaps not including the baseplate with your post, and model them as handrail support.
Hereby the example file. There are 3 options in there.
Out of curiosity, how long have you spent trying to find a workaround to using Edit Rail?
Have a look at the attached file. I've built the railing return as part of the start & end balusters. This will allow you to make the change to all railing by changing the type properties and doesn't require editing the top railing.
I get your point.
But the thing is, it's a standard railing that is used all over the Netherlands by the national railway administration. So it's being used in a lot in projects. And it's definitly worth researching if it can be solved in a different way then using 'edit rail'.
Thanks for this solution, I haven't thought of that.
I'm gonna test this one out.
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