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Hi everyone, Im trying to design a solar panel, and i have a reference plane which can change with the angle parameters (this includes the base of the model but not the panel), and a second family which is the panel itself and id like to place it on the reference plane in the first family. The panel itself is built on a reference plane as well so i thought it should be able to paste one on to the other. Thanks!!
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please help!!!! this is due tomorrow and im completely confused. thank you!
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i figured that part out, but for some reason my reference plane seems slightly crooked? i placed it on the side elevation so i dont see why that would happen
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