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Ok, I've been messing with this one for awhile now. I am trying to add hidden symbolic lines to my cabinets to resemble shelves inside the casework. I have set up reference planes to lock to the sides of the cabinet. Then I set up my symbolic lines and locked the ends to the Ref planes. Then I use Array and specify how many I want to add. I lock the top symbolic line to the bottom of the cabinet (just to hide it) and same with the top line. Then in the parameters I have one titled: "Number of Shelves" (instance integer), and another one titled "##" (instance integer). The ## is the number of symbolic lines including the two that are locked to the top and bottom. The other one is set to = ## - 2. This gives the user the ability to type the number of shelves in without needing to worry about the two hidden lines. This works great and I can add 100 shelves or 3 and it adjusts when the Height is changed. But when I change the width, the shelves don't follow. I can't figure out why. Because the reference planes are locked to the width. Before I array my lines and they becomed grouped items, I can change the width and it works fine. But without the grouped array I can't use the integer parameter to allow users to change the number of shelves. So does anyone know what I am doing wrong? I have tried all ideas from crontroling the shelf width (which doesn't work either) to playing with the interger parameters. Please help! Thanks in advance, Lorne
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Here's the file if my description wasn't confusing enough
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Anybody please?
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I need to resurface this...still haven't figure out how to accomplish this. I just basically need to know how to Array lines as a group and set a family parameter to edit the number of lines it shows. Then lock the ends of the lines to an object. If the object changes width the lines follow. I can't get it to work. Thanks. Lorne
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Try this one, Create a family containing only one symbolic line, with width parameter. And nested it to your main family, and link the component width with the main family width, I attached my small experiment, and it looks correct. Best regards, Arthur Gunawan
Edited on: Tue, Feb 12, 2008 at 3:24:51 AM
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