How to move post in railing?
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2019-04-17
04:41 PM
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2023-05-23
06:01 PM
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Rubia Torres
2019-04-17
04:41 PM
How to move the post standing right at the edge of the last step? I need it aligned with the edge like the other inner posts are, but I can't find a way without moving the node. Moving the node is not an option it distorts the right slope of the whole railing I only need the post moved a bit to the left of the picture so the base aligns with the edge.
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2019-04-18 03:58 AM
2019-04-18
03:58 AM
The proper way is to move the node and then adjust the top rail connection - make it continuous and adjust the extension lengths.
But I find the rail does not always trim nicely.
I would probably just cheat a bit here.
Add an extra node on the top horizontal part of the rail so you get a post where you want it.
Then select that transition post and change it to "None" so it disappears, but the node is still there.
Barry.
But I find the rail does not always trim nicely.
I would probably just cheat a bit here.
Add an extra node on the top horizontal part of the rail so you get a post where you want it.
Then select that transition post and change it to "None" so it disappears, but the node is still there.
Barry.
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2019-04-25 10:34 PM
2019-04-25
10:34 PM
Thanks! The extra node made the trick.