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Please help, I have created a stud wall family but I do not know how I can repeat the stud at 16" centers for the duration of the wall length, any help would be much appreciated.....I am new but learning, I have attached what I have at the moment.....Thank you
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I am trying to work on a formula for the reapting of the studs,,,,,, no joy yet as I'm a newbie...... help if you can please. Thanks
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All you needed to do is use an array try this out best of luck John A.
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Many Thanks for you input
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Is this what are you looking for?
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Ok, thats nice. How did you do it?
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1. Create doors andwindows family with all studs, headers and all framing. 2. Create wall using railing. Verticle studs are balusters and horizon studs are railings, 2-studs at top, 1 stud at bottom and 1 at midpoint, spacing the balusters as you need. 3. Insert doos and windows on the plan and fill between with stud ( railing). 4. You should create one stud-railing for corner that end post with 3-studs. Once you create all families, it should not take more than 1-2 hours to complete you framing. Create both 2x4 and 2x6 and the height can be any height you want. Hope this help.
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If you create a wall using a railing family does that effect the results of a structural analysis? Or does it? Revit looks at it as railing not a wall correct?
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So do you use an "invisible" wall type to place your windows and doors into?
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This railing wall with 5 1/2" stud will fit inside 6" wall with 5 1/2" structure core with 3/4" plywood exterior finish and 1/2" drywall finish. You can hide either wall or railing.
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Oh sure...nifty.
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