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I'm searching for a simple ladder family which can be hosted to roofs. This should be quite easy to find but i've been looking in different places for hours, I'm afraid I don't know the right english term for it.
Something like this, with adjustable length. http://www.stegcentralen.se/bilder/artiklar/zoom/704320_1.jpg
Thank you in advance/
Jakob
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when making new families, you need to consider time spent searching for what you want vs time spent actually making it yourself. I would suggest if you havent found what you want online in five to ten minutes then you need to stop and make it yourself. To make this you want to make a face based family and use simple extrusions to create all the elements.
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