In a somewhat unexpected post, landarchBIM has described a method of inferring the movement of a Reference Plane that is driven by an angle parameter. This probably falls outside of the “best practice” category, but it may be worth a read:
http://landarchbim.com/2014/04/01/rotating-reference-planes/
The key seems to be “that the plane must be constrained to the plane it wants to move along.”
Personally, I will probably stick to Reference Lines, because I don’t find them too difficult to understand or control. But hey, whatever works for you! Oh, and if you have any problems, contact landarchBIM 🙂
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https://twitter.com/landarchBIM/status/451012524477927424
Reply:
@lukeyjohnson have to say.. since using the @marcellosgamb ride-the-rail method, i haven’t turned back. Started to teach it for MEP families
— Matthew Nelson (@MattBeNimble) April 2, 2014
