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Thought this might be useful to any new Revit users creating Families with arrays... http://www.revitup.co.za/main/page_tips__tricks_families__arrays.html Justin
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Thanks for that, just a couple of comments  1- I would use the Beam system to array thos rafters, much simpler and can be used for many applications. 2- Check out Mr Spot's Nested array tutorial to a more in depth lesson... Cheers,
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Good point about the Beam System.. I have used this, though I created this little example to show how components can be manually arrayed i.e the same principles for this family can be used to create shelving, bookcases etc. Thanks Justin
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