took me way too long to get all the kinks work out on this...but here it is.
I created an arch on which i placed several points for what would later be the placement of the powercopies. The points on the arch were spaced evenly within the 'place point' tool where I used a ratio as opposed to a dimension of the arch.
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Making the individual tube was easy. and since it was built on a set of parameters, it was simple to change and manipulate. The plans were placed at planes which are all based on a parameter of height. If one run changes its height, they all change in unison. The circles are all placed with their centers coinciding with a base point outside of the geometrical set...these two base points later on serve as the placement tools for the powercopies.
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the original powercopy was created pretty quickly and based on two parameters; radius, which controls all of the circles at once in case i needed to make the plans wider or thinner. The other parameter is height, which controls the height of the plane with which the alternating floor plans intersect.
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