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Hello, I'm trying to copy a column along a wall. I want there to be 4 columns or maybe 3 along a wall that are equally spaced? How do I do this? I know in ArchiCAD you can just select 'Divisions' and as you're copying the object tick marks show up and it snaps into place depending on how many divisions you set it too. You can do 10 or 100. Is there a quick easy way with Revit? Thanks, Lorne
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You can array "Last" if you know the start and end point, and then change how many instances will happen in that array. I think thats what you mean.
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