Surface pattern in Revit

[Anonymous]

I recently came across a situation where I needed to have two different surface patterns to slab.

Is it possible or any workaround ?

for ex. I want to see diagonal hatch plus solid light shading both as surface patterns.

[ToanDN]

You can overlay two views on one sheet. Or, create parts from the floor, set parts and floor to have different materials or surface patterns, then set the view to show both.

[barthbradley]

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@Anonymous wrote:

I recently came across a situation where I needed to have two different surface patterns to slab.

Is it possible or any workaround ?

for ex. I want to see diagonal hatch plus solid light shading both as surface patterns.

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"Solid light shading"??? Well then set a solid light shading under SHADING, and your pattern under SURFACE PATTERN. You can have both. Or, am I misunderstanding you? 

[Anonymous]

Thanks for reply both of you.

Still having trouble. @barthbradley  We are using visual style hidden line.

I tried duplicating views and overlaying on sheet. doesn't give the results as wanted. pls see attached. my internal beam also gets hidden .

I my missing something here

[barthbradley]

What's wrong with @ToanDN's suggestion? It works perfect here. No? 

[Anonymous]

pls see image

1. how Can I see internal beams through shaded surface pattern once views overlayed ( what's causing it to hide?)

2.once overlayed I want to see both hatching plus dashed lines continuing

Thanks

[barthbradley]

Not the overlay, but the Parts idea. I thought it was smart. Then use Show Hidden Lines. I think it will work. I'm not at a Revit station now to test, but I think it would work beautifully. Get the concept? 

...still, I am curious why you're not considering a Shade and Surface Pattern together. 

[Anonymous]

apply solid hatch to the surface pattern then draw filled region with the diagonal pattern

[ToanDN · Accepted solution]

See attached.