How do I model a glass railing?
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2018-03-18
09:31 AM
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Rubia Torres

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2018-03-18 11:52 PM
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2018-03-19 02:24 AM
Set your segmentation. Set the top rail and choose the profile. To be continued...
Barry.
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2018-03-19 02:28 AM
You can also export/import these to other files.
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2018-03-19 10:07 AM

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2018-03-19 01:38 PM
anto_bg wrote:Check the 3D Styles dialog box and see if Transparency is on. This may make the glass panels nearly invisible.
My railing made with the railing tool is visible only in the edit mode. When I exit this mode, I see only the outer posts and the toprail. I don't know why the panels are not visible in the 3D.
David
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2018-03-19 03:28 PM

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2018-03-20 02:12 AM
Or add fixings?
If you have a railing with balusters do they show?
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2018-03-20 09:41 AM

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2018-03-20 01:40 PM
The "glass" you are seeing in the 3D Window is actually the Segments & Nodes, try hiding them in the upper left editing palette. In your Railings Settings dialog box, the Panel should appear green in the preview, so click the "+" button and then click in the panel area to add the Panel to your scheme.
David
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