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3 For Baluster Placement, click Edit.
4 Enter a name for the first part of the baluster pattern.
5 For Baluster Family, do the following:
Then… If you want to…
select None. show rails and posts, but no
balusters
select one of the balusters from the list. use a baluster family that exists
in your drawing
load additional baluster families before making any selection. For more in-
formation on loading families, see
Loading Families on page 352.
use a baluster family that is not
in your drawing
6 For Base, do the following:
Then… If you want to specify the
base as…
select Host. the floor edge, stair tread,
level, or ramp
select the named rail from the list. one of the existing rail struc-
tures in the drawing
select Cancel, and click Edit for Rail Structure in the Type Properties dialog. a rail structure that is not
defined in your drawing
7 For Base Offset, enter a value.
8 Select the Top. Refer to the previous table.
9 Enter a value for Top offset.
10 Enter a value for Dist. from previous.
11 Enter a value for Offset.
12 For Break Pattern, do the following:
Then… If you want the baluster
pattern…
select Each Segment End. spread along the length of
each railing segment
select Angles Greater Than, and enter a value for Angle. If the railing turns
at an angle that is equal to or greater than this value, the pattern breaks and to break and place a post at
the turn angle of the railing
a post is added. Typically, this value remains at 0. Turn angles are measured
in the plan view. Segment breaks in the railing that do not occur at a turn
are ignored.
select Never. The balusters are located along the entire length of the railing. to remain unbroken regardless
of any separations or turns in
the railing
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