I am trying to create new fill patterns. I keep getting the message "No Drafting" type patterns found.
This is the pattern I am trying to make. I happens when trying to make any pattern. Does anyone have any idea as to why I am getting this message.
;%UNITS=INCH
*ANSI33, ANSI33
;%TYPE=DRAFTING
45, 0,0 0,.25
45, .176,0 0,.25, .125.-.0625
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The error message is correct but unhelpful, errors should read:
Comma missing from line 4.
Comma missing from line 5.
Bad number specified in line 5.
Try:
;%UNITS=INCH
*ANSI33, ANSI33
;%TYPE=DRAFTING
45, 0,0,0,.25
45, .176,0,0,.25, .125,-.0625
hth,
Hugh Adamson
www.hatchkit.com.au
Just FYI, pyRevit has an extremely simple and easy to use tool for drawing your own custom hatch patterns.
Is there a way to have all custom patterns in one pattern file or do they have to all be in their own separate files?
One PAT file for each pattern. However, if you use pyRevit, you can have a revit file for all of your patterns and filled regions without any PAT files, then you can transfer project standards to bring them in your projects.
How does the default Revit.pat file get away with having all of them in one file?
I installed pyRevit. It seems to work pretty good.
I do have an rvt file and an rfa file with patterns in them and I do use Transfer Project Standards, but I am just trying to get some others in there.
@cslatteryAXGRE wrote:
How does the default Revit.pat file get away with having all of them in one file?
I installed pyRevit. It seems to work pretty good.
I do have an rvt file and an rfa file with patterns in them and I do use Transfer Project Standards, but I am just trying to get some others in there.
Sorry. What I mean is if you pyRevit to generate the PAT files then it saves each pattern to one PAT file. You can merge multiple PAT files into one PAT manually using a text editor. But if you already use pyRevit then it is not necessary to keep the PAT file al all.
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