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i think can? unless you don't set your visual style to Realistic. thanks
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i think can? unless you don't set your visual style to Realistic. thanks
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I suppose you have a model pattern, so in case you want do hide that on all walls in 3d views then just set wall pattern in vg --> model category walls to hidden or else if it's for specific wall(s) you could filter for these and do the same with filter settings
I suppose you have a model pattern, so in case you want do hide that on all walls in 3d views then just set wall pattern in vg --> model category walls to hidden or else if it's for specific wall(s) you could filter for these and do the same with filter settings
NOTE: Not in Revit Template, Tile pattern in Revit Family Template
You say the tile pattern is in a Family. How is the tile pattern created? Is it modeled? Is it linework? Can you provide some more information, or post the Family?
NOTE: Not in Revit Template, Tile pattern in Revit Family Template
You say the tile pattern is in a Family. How is the tile pattern created? Is it modeled? Is it linework? Can you provide some more information, or post the Family?
Ah yes, so if it's in the family you could just attach parameters for material in the family, set the material in your project, and just do the same as with my previous post...? You shouldn't use model lines as a pattern I think, if that's the case.
Ah yes, so if it's in the family you could just attach parameters for material in the family, set the material in your project, and just do the same as with my previous post...? You shouldn't use model lines as a pattern I think, if that's the case.
Thanks. Everything i need to do in the family....i created a material with tile pattern.but i want tile pattern on on particular surface..i dont want to use model lines because it takes so much time and my family is parametric
Thanks. Everything i need to do in the family....i created a material with tile pattern.but i want tile pattern on on particular surface..i dont want to use model lines because it takes so much time and my family is parametric
i can create tile pattern in material as i shown in pic....but i want the tile pattern only inside the enclosure and should be visible only in elevation..
i can create tile pattern in material as i shown in pic....but i want the tile pattern only inside the enclosure and should be visible only in elevation..
filled region is not available in family template.!!!!......everything i have to do in a family...ppl with take and place it in project, they will not do anything in the project
filled region is not available in family template.!!!!......everything i have to do in a family...ppl with take and place it in project, they will not do anything in the project
-You could paint the surfaces in the family with your tile material / model pattern. -Create a filter for the family for your 3D views and set patterns to hidden. -If you want parts of the family to have patterns except the walls, probably you would have to combine different families in a group or assembly and again use a filter.
-You could paint the surfaces in the family with your tile material / model pattern. -Create a filter for the family for your 3D views and set patterns to hidden. -If you want parts of the family to have patterns except the walls, probably you would have to combine different families in a group or assembly and again use a filter.
