Hatch Pattern Fan out Help

Hatch Pattern Fan out Help

Anonymous
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Hatch Pattern Fan out Help

Anonymous
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i have a problem in doing the hatch pattern i have to do fan out pattern like spider web is there a way to make fan out pattern or any tools?

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L.Maas
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Not sure what you want exactly. Can you show an example how it should be?

Louis

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Please mention Revit version, especially when uploading Revit files.

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Anonymous
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Your best option is to draw them as model lines.  Fill regions consist of repeating patterns, so you would need to create a specific definition that fits into the unique shape without bleeding out.

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Anonymous
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Install PyRevit and follow the instructions on how to create bespoke model or drafting patterns. Very easy and simple to follow!

 

Good luck, 

Dave

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Anonymous
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In this case, it would seem that every corner is bespoke.  Therefore, a separate pattern will be required for each instance.  Might as well just draw some lines.

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Anonymous
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Something Like this but my size of my tile is 600X300Capture 2.PNG

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Anonymous
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It because i got a lot of corner, and drawing every corner will take very long time i am trying to find a faster way to do it

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martijn_pater
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You could do something like this with a repeated adaptive family component in massing environment.

Adaptive family component using repeater (massing environment)Adaptive family component using repeater (massing environment)

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Pattycake_Kyle
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@Anonymous As someone who loves PAT files... don't use one for this.

 

You can get something similar to below, but its not worth the time or effort. If it were me, depending on # of occurrences, use a different generic graphical hatch to represent the special condition, call it out as a paving type. Then detail out in a drafting view your 'rules' and notes for it and just call it out somewhere either as a paving type or reference call out. The more laborious way is either as others suggested... using model lines or detail lines.

 

If you were to spend time making a PAT for every spot, might work... but then second design changes or building outline shifts a little, you'd have to re-do spots. Not worth it.

 

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