1.- I always use handrails tool, but the shape of rails (horizontal, vertical and intermediate) always has a square or rectangular shape, I wish if it is possible that they had other shapes like circle or custom polygons for make any handrails with the objective to make a perfect tool.
2.- In the curved handrail add in the OIP custom SEGMENT ANGLE (in the horizontal rails) to get a better resolution in 3D views (this does not depend on the resolution of the document, it's more like if you create a sweep object).
For example try this: -Create a new blank document with units in METERS and the layer scale in 1:100, put the 3D and 2D resolution VERY HIGH, next draw a curved handrail and go to OIP and type this,
in OVERALL ANGLE: 25 in the RADIUS: 50 and press enter or return, the last step put the STANDAR VIEWS in TOP, important not TOP PLANT, and you can see that the horizontal rails it loses the resolution of the curve.
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1.- I always use handrails tool, but the shape of rails (horizontal, vertical and intermediate) always has a square or rectangular shape, I wish if it is possible that they had other shapes like circle or custom polygons for make any handrails with the objective to make a perfect tool.
2.- In the curved handrail add in the OIP custom SEGMENT ANGLE (in the horizontal rails) to get a better resolution in 3D views (this does not depend on the resolution of the document, it's more like if you create a sweep object).
For example try this: -Create a new blank document with units in METERS and the layer scale in 1:100, put the 3D and 2D resolution VERY HIGH, next draw a curved handrail and go to OIP and type this,
in OVERALL ANGLE: 25 in the RADIUS: 50 and press enter or return, the last step put the STANDAR VIEWS in TOP, important not TOP PLANT, and you can see that the horizontal rails it loses the resolution of the curve.
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