Openings
- Last UpdatedMay 05, 2023
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Use the Openings part of the Create Handrail window to create a handrail opening.
By default, the width of the opening displays in the Width field. To display the Width dimension in the 3D view, select Display. Add Opening is the only functionality available for selection, from the Openings part of the Create Handrail window, click Add Opening.
The Positioning Control window displays and you are prompted to Pick the position to insert gate opening (Snap) Snap:
Select the opening position in the 3D view.
Upon selection, the Openings part of the Create Handrail window, is populated with the opening coordinates (width is dictated by the default file).
If required, you can also pick a new opening position, add or delete an opening:
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Add Opening |
You are prompted to Pick position to insert gate (Snap) Snap: and the Positioning Control window displays. Refer to Positioning Control for further information. Once the new position is selected in the 3D view, the Openings part of the Create Handrail window is populated with coordinates of the Opening. |
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Pick New Position |
You are prompted to Pick new position for gate (Snap) Snap: and the Positioning Control window displays. Refer to Positioning Control for further information. Once the new position is selected in the 3D view, the Openings part of the Create Handrail window is populated with coordinates of the Opening. |
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Delete Opening |
A Confirm window displays: Delete the selected openings. |
Handrail Summary
The Handrail Summary part of the Create Handrail window, is populated with the main attributes of the handrail. If required, before the creation of the handrail element, you can select the attribute by name and modify it from the displayed part of the Create Handrail window
Click Build Handrail to create the handrail (created in Detail) in the 3D view.
Click Back to return to the Route Definition part of the Create Handrail window.
Click Cancel to discard any inputs and close the Create Handrail window.