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Hi there
I want to create a curtain wall panel that has glass on the inside, and then a piece of metal on the outside, but the metal has to be filled with holes. So I want to set it up so that if the panel size changes it will update the amount of holes that are in it aswell. either more or less depending on size.
How do I do that? I cant seem to figure it out. Becuase I have my panel template but when I do my arrey there is nothing to tie it to e.g. height or width. And if Im doing it wrong, what is the formula im supose to use for this?
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You don't want to model the holes. Use a material instead.
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