It seems that it might be due to a combination of practical and historical circumstances that the unpolarised neutron diffraction method, applied usually to powder samples, still dominates structure determinations of antiferromagnets. Polarised-beam methods are used for ferromagnets. There is also a more advanced polarised-neutron single-crystal method for antiferromagnets, which is at last beginning to emerge, and this paper outlines the conceptual changes that are involved in adapting to this little-known revision of methodology, for multidomain antiferromagnetic structures. Further analyses are presented of initialUND-FFI-NPA(A)results, for atP3z antiferromagnett1, AuMn for example, and the discussion is extended to the possibilities for further study, such as with a differentUND-FFI-NPA(D)experimental arrangement. By introducing additional techniques to determine the moment directions in individual coherent domains, the studies can proceed to more rigorous and detailed investigations of the form-factors in antiferromagnets of various symmetries. Some appropriate form-factor expressions are presented.