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RailClone => RailClone Pro (*) => Topic started by: mabulsoud on February 09, 2021, 07:40:07 PM
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Hello. I'm trying to create a stair railing with a variable height.
What I've tried to do is subtract the X.SplineCoords.z of the two splines to get the different height but that doesn't seem to work as I thought it would. Clipping splines are undesirable and don't work due to the stairs turning anyway. Is there a way to create the railclone object *between* two splines?
Thanks,
Marwan
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Is there a way to create the railclone object *between* two splines?
Hi Marwan, unfortunately, only if You create 3rd spline between them.
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Hi Rokas,
I'm not sure what you mean. Could you look at the attached file and let me know what you mean by a 3rd spline?
Thanks,
Marwan
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You can add CrossSection modifier to create a new spline in between those two:
I just added few more vertices:
(https://i.imgur.com/ttll4pD.png)
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Thanks Rokas. I don't understand how that helps with the railclone style. Could you please show me how that works in the railclone style itself?
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I have no idea what are You building. It was not a solution to Your style, just a tip, how to make RC work between the splines.
I understand it might not work for what You have in mind.
It might for some styles though, such as this (https://forum.itoosoft.com/railclone-pro-(*)/looking-for-help-creating-this-pattern/).
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Thanks Rokas. I don't understand how that helps with the railclone style. Could you please show me how that works in the railclone style itself?
With the cross-section option, you create a new spline to be used as Base Spline. Now you should reorganize your RC object to use vertical spline segments (for poles) + horizontal with your original splines (for railings).