How do I make a Floor Pattern like the Boston Celtic's Basketball court??
I just need to create that wood pattern not any of the borders and lines
I would use the same "Earth" pattern. It looks the same to me.
AutoCAD's AR-PARQ1 comes close with 6 by 6 parquetry but that court uses 5 by 5 with each panel being 50/10 = 5 foot square.
It's a 5x5 herringbone pattern. Hence:
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0,0,0,60,60,120,0
0,0,12,60,60,60,-60
0,0,24,60,60,60,-60
0,0,36,60,60,60,-60
0,0,48,60,60,60,-60
90,60,0,-60,-60,120,0
90,72,0,-60,-60,60,-60
90,84,0,-60,-60,60,-60
90,96,0,-60,-60,60,-60
90,108,0,-60,-60,60,-60
hth,
Hugh Adamson
Two solutions I would use, depending on whether you just need a simple plan view or an actual model / render-able view.
1. For plan views only - use both a horizontal line fill region and a vertical line fill region. 5'x5' ea. and layout where you need it.
2. 3D render-able. Create a floor type, 1" thick and use one of the wood floor materials that works or create your own, adjust scale of map image as needed to fill the 5' square image. Then create a series of 5' square floors over the appropriate sub-floor, then rotate every other floor 90 degrees.
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