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Hi there,
If I place a beam representing a joist spanning 2 walls, I can cut each end of the beam to an angle by use of a reference plane where I want to cut.
My problem is, if I now make a copy, or an array from that beam, none of the copies have the cut applied to them. The copies revert back to the beams origonal profile.
Can I lock the cut in, before making my copies in some way?
Kind regards
gary
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You can't do it. I ended up adding a void cut (simple void family rather than in-place) applied to each end then arraying those together.
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Thank's for letting me know. I can put that bone down now :-)
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