Wall Type Hatch

Wall Type Hatch

susanbercaw
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Wall Type Hatch

susanbercaw
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I am trying to change the hatch to a stone veneer that I added to my hatch .pat file.
I want it to show the stone veneer in Elevation and in 3D but it can keep the angled hatch in Plan Veiw.
I have tried this for hours but have no idea which Display Properties to change as none of them work.
I am not sure why I cannot find an Elevation Display Property and a 3D Display Property.|
It seems very overcomplicated to me.
Thanks in advance for your help.

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David_W_Koch
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@susanbercaw 

 

The display system in the file you posted seems to be truncated; it only has the Medium Detail and Standard Display Configurations.

 

The display of the single component in your 3-inch Stone Wall with Sloped Stone Cap Wall Style is controlled by the Material Definition.  I am not certain that the style-level override you have set on that style for the Model Display Representation is doing for you, since there do not appear to be any changes from the Drawing Default.

 

You probably do not want both the General and General Medium Detail Display Representations turned on for Material Definitions in the Model Display Representation Set.

 

I do not have the cs-lmstn hatch definition on my computer, so I am not surprised that I do not see a surface pattern.  I tried changing it to a Brick pattern, and that showed.

 

Can you reply and post the hatch pattern definition for cs-lmstn?  That may (or may not) be part of the problem.


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R_Tweed
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I made a few changes to your standard wall so that you could see the differences between materials and style overrides.  There might be some unnecessary tweaks or style overrides in my version. I'm sure there are things that could be done differently.  Hope this gets you closer to where you want to go.    The material definition is where you want to make any changes to the surface pattern. There is also a cap component with a sweep profile applied.

 

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