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Usage step |
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Choosing the profile of N = 1 line as 4x6 cm  |
Writing 1,2 as the distance value for the line N = 2  |
Choosing the profile for the line N = 2 as 4x6 cm  |
Formation of balusters  |
Creating
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Rail Profiles
In the rail profiles table, in the first row named N = 1, make the height 1 meter and click the profile column.
Select the 2x2 cm sized profile that we previously defined and saved to the archive from the drop-down list.
Click the Copy button under the table. The 2nd line will be formed.
In line 2, enter 0.75 in height and confirm that 2x2 cm is selected as the profile. (Same happened because we copied the line)
Click the Copy button under the table. The 3rd line will be formed.
In line 3, write the height 0.50 and confirm that 2x2 cm is selected as the profile.
Click the Copy button under the table. The 4th line will be formed.
In line 4, enter 0.25 in height and confirm that 2x2 cm is selected as the profile.
After this process, the process of creating the rail type is finished. The image of the railing can be viewed on the right in the dialogue.
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Click the OK button to exit the railing settings.
The railing command is active.
You can draw the railing you have created by clicking the points in the drawing area.
Usage step |
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Choosing the profile of N = 1 line as 2x2 cm  |
Clicking the copy button  |
Writing 0.75 as the height value of the line N = 2  |
Clicking the copy button and writing 0.50 as the height value of the N = 3 line.  |
Clicking the copy button and writing 0.25 as the height value of the N = 4 line.  |
The formation of rails  |
Creating Railing Type 2
Using the created railing to make the railing shown below:
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