Hi Everyone,
I'm trying to create a custom .pat file once again and I'm still not sure what I'm doing wrong.
This is what I have so far:
*Herringbone 12x36, herringbone
;%TYPE=MODEL
45, 0, 0, 12, -12, 48, -24
135, ?, ?, 12, -12, 48, -24
I still dont really understand how I get the 2nd and 3rd number in the second row. Previously someone told me that it is "approximation for 3 times the square root of 2, or the horizontal and vertical projections of a 6-unit long line drawn at 45 degrees." I'm just curious how you got the number 3 and 2. An explanation would be helpful.
Thanks!
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Try this. We have just added Herringbone patterns to HatchKit's Brick&Tile Wizard:
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Written by HatchKit Professional
; HatchKit Professional(c) Cadro Pty Ltd 1990-2015
; www.hatchkit.com.au/
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;-Date : 26/08/2015
;-Time : 2:31:22 PM
;-HatchKit Version : 3.1.6.2612
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;%VERSION=3.0
;%UNITS=INCH
*12x36Herringbone,8"x2.25" weave=1/1
;%TYPE=MODEL
45,-16.971,0,12,-12,48,-24
-45,-8.4853,8.4853,12,12,48,-24
Hugh Adamson
Thanks for your help! I'm making a herringbone layout with carpet tiles in a space, which is why it is an odd dimension of 12"x36"
sure:, HatchKit's Brick and Tile wizard now creates herringbone of arbitrary size and weave:
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
; Written by HatchKit Professional
; HatchKit Professional (c)1990-2017 Cadro Pty Ltd
; www.hatchkit.com.au/
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;-Date : 2017-06-02
;-Time : 10:09:10 AM
;-HatchKit Version : 3.1.10.2725
;-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
;%VERSION=3.0
;%UNITS=MM
*300x75,LEFT-HAND 300mmx75mm weave=1/1
;%TYPE=MODEL
0,0,0,75,-75,375,-225
90,300,0,75,75,375,-225
hth, this is for Revit, but it will also work in AutoCAD.
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