Nice tutorial. I got it to work eventually - only thing you forgot to highlight is "append to end" for the array settings. Otherwise the doors overlap weirdly when toggling the Closed setting.
After completing all the steps, and going to family types to adjust the number of doors from 2 to 4, it will show 2 extra doors cramped together in the left side. Wondering how to solve this issue.
@@BINHE615 Oh it's good alrdy.After rewatching yr video for 2 times, at the part where we modify the array to add a parameter to label "No.", i forgot to tick "Append to End" right next to the label box.
It would be helpful if you write the formula of the panel offset, the quality of the video doesn't allow to see in detail and the mouse cursor is covering what you write so it's impossible to see if it need ( ) , . =, I could so everything and got stuck in there. 😑
Sorry about that. The formula is: if(Closed,Single Panel Width,0) Of course, the parameter names need to match those you have in your family. Let me know if you still have questions. :)
I have done this but it still says inconsistent Units for some reason even though I am pretty sure everything is right, how would I fix this?@@BINHE615
You can make a door family first, not a wall based though, then nest it into the sliding door family. Have a try and let me know if you need further assistance.
Hey man i followed all the steps but when i want to add the formula width/no. i get this error Instance Parameters can't be used in Type Parameter formulas. Type Parameter "Single Panel Width" is driven by Instance Parameter(s): "No.".
Okay, let's assume the parameter name is Offset, so Offset=if(Closed, Single panel width,0). What this formula do is to apply the value of "Single panel width" to "Offset" when the parameter "Closed" is true (box checked), and the "Offset" equals 0 when the parameter "Closed" if not checked.
@@BINHE615 the sweep path inside the width or outside the width? and how it gonna work with the rest of the parameter? should i making it from the beginning or after i do all of your steps?
Let's say we have a Panel Number parameter calculated by Width/Min. Panel Width, you need to create a new integer parameter for the array, and use if(Panel Number
I apologize, the Chinese Pinyin on my computer doesn't work for some reason. I'm currently in Bendigo. I lived in Melbourne for a few years when I first arrived in Australia. I was born and raised in Shanghai. My wife is from a place close to your city; she is from Jurong. :)
This is not a tutorial, it's just showing that you have experience with the program, Don't waste your viewers time with this kind of crap. Explain slowly body.
Nice tutorial. I got it to work eventually - only thing you forgot to highlight is "append to end" for the array settings. Otherwise the doors overlap weirdly when toggling the Closed setting.
Thanks for letting me know.
This is why I subscribed to your channel. So useful, thank you again.
AMAZING TUTORIAL
really helpful but can you slow it down a bit for not time? some people is just in a beginner level and won't be able to follow your instructions.
Thanks, I will keep this in mind.
After completing all the steps, and going to family types to adjust the number of doors from 2 to 4, it will show 2 extra doors cramped together in the left side. Wondering how to solve this issue.
Can you share your file please?
@@BINHE615 Oh it's good alrdy.After rewatching yr video for 2 times, at the part where we modify the array to add a parameter to label "No.", i forgot to tick "Append to End" right next to the label box.
It would be helpful if you write the formula of the panel offset, the quality of the video doesn't allow to see in detail and the mouse cursor is covering what you write so it's impossible to see if it need ( ) , . =, I could so everything and got stuck in there. 😑
Sorry about that. The formula is: if(Closed,Single Panel Width,0) Of course, the parameter names need to match those you have in your family. Let me know if you still have questions. :)
@@BINHE615 Thanks for taking the time to reply, it worked perfectly :)
I have done this but it still says inconsistent Units for some reason even though I am pretty sure everything is right, how would I fix this?@@BINHE615
Thanks was very informative
I tried to modify it by having a frame and when i try to have the panels more than 2 (say 3) the panels seem to overlap each other. Please help 😰
Same😢
how to make a sliding gate with an inserted pedestrian door?
You can make a door family first, not a wall based though, then nest it into the sliding door family. Have a try and let me know if you need further assistance.
Hey man i followed all the steps but when i want to add the formula width/no. i get this error
Instance Parameters can't be used in Type Parameter formulas.
Type Parameter "Single Panel Width" is driven by Instance Parameter(s): "No.".
Change the "Single Panel Width" from Type to Instance first, then you will be use it in the formula for the "No."
How do I add material to the panels?
You can add material parameter to the nested panel family.
Hi, do you have an advanced video for this with panel frames and glass?
You can edit the single panel, and add frame, glass, etc. and load it back into this family.
Hi, I wish you had shown the first step in centimeter .... mine ended to be way to large in inchers...
Nah, it's millimetre.
Appreciate it, perfect, Could you please explain more about If(Closed,Single pannle width,0)
Okay, let's assume the parameter name is Offset, so Offset=if(Closed, Single panel width,0).
What this formula do is to apply the value of "Single panel width" to "Offset" when the parameter "Closed" is true (box checked), and the "Offset" equals 0 when the parameter "Closed" if not checked.
thanks, ii try do with frame, n got problem , idk to solve it,.
Try sweep with Pick Path.
@@BINHE615 the sweep path inside the width or outside the width? and how it gonna work with the rest of the parameter? should i making it from the beginning or after i do all of your steps?
can you write the if formulae please,?!!
Let's say we have a Panel Number parameter calculated by Width/Min. Panel Width, you need to create a new integer parameter for the array, and use if(Panel Number
could you please share the file?
Sorry mate, if it’s not in the description, I probably didn’t save it.
谢谢回复！ 您在墨尔本吗？ 我也是。我扬州人，在上海住过十年@@BINHE615
I apologize, the Chinese Pinyin on my computer doesn't work for some reason. I'm currently in Bendigo. I lived in Melbourne for a few years when I first arrived in Australia. I was born and raised in Shanghai. My wife is from a place close to your city; she is from Jurong. :)
too much fast..sorry
You can reduce the video speed.
This is not a tutorial, it's just showing that you have experience with the program, Don't waste your viewers time with this kind of crap. Explain slowly body.
I’m sorry to hear that. Have you tried to reduce the video speed? I have looked and you can watch the video with 50% or 25% of original speed.
Pipe down