Revit parametric arrays with changing height of each element

[HiTεsH]

Hey there,

I have an issue with parametric arrays in revit I have created array of a nested family which is changing its no. of elements by a length, but now i want to do some tricky thing here that i have array in a sloped condition where i want elements to fix the bottom but my top is changing, but as we know arrayed elements are in group so how can i make the top constrain to fix at certain height and bottom will be according to slope.
Attaching one image for  better understanding.

[HiTεsH]

@ToanDN @barthbradley can you please help me out on this

[barthbradley]

You can't. An Array is a copy. One for all and all for one.  You might be able to get there by editing the profile of a Curtain Wall though. FWIW. 

...or a Repeater. 

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[HiTεsH]

@barthbradley Thanks for the reply, but in my case curtain panel will not work because i have one family made of multiple nested ones and that merged family i am trying to manipulate in a main family so i think it is not possible to do like that am i correct?

[RDAOU]

@HiTεsH 

You can nest that family into a baluster ... then use Railing to create that slanted bottom and flat top alignment.

Balusters' Base should be  attached to Host and the sketch section at the Ramp/Slope should be set to Flat. Once done, unpin top rail and delete it to end up only with the balusters.

[barthbradley]

@HiTεsH : Post your family here. Let's see what can be done with it.  

[HiTεsH]

But in your case you are adding that baluster family to project and use a railing command. but in my case i am nesting that family into another family. so i think in family environment i cant do that 

[HiTεsH]

Yes Sure but i don't have the final one, but i have one parent family with slope and the family i want to constraint its already nested so you can try your hands on.

[RDAOU]

@HiTεsH 

All I can tell from what you have posted is that family is a set of Vertical supports that look and function like balusters. Even that slopped element hosting the supports can be part of the Baluster/railing...

But again...who knows maybe you have further plans and more components to model in that family beside those vertical posts.