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I am having some difficulty getting the surface patterns on my exterior walls to show properly. It seems that some of the time the pattern will display upside-down making it impossible for me to align it with the pattern on the adjacent walls. does anyone know how to fix this? I also cannot adjust the surface patterns on curved walls. Is it even possible?
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Are you talking about fill patterns or render appearance? Fill patterns can be drafting or model - it is up to you and what you assign. Drafting patterns can not be aligned or change orientation but model patterns can. To adjust on a curve - add a temporary straight wall area and join it ... adjust the pattern on an elevation normal with that straight section then delete the straight section.
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I am refering strictly to model, surface patterns in the shading with edges mode. So yes, fill patterns.
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Aaron, NOTE:::: You have to assign a model hatch! You obviously havenot done that if you can not adjust it.
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It is a model hatch and I can adjust it, however on some of the walls the pattern is upside-down.
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If its a model hatch, you should be able to rotate the hatch just like you would align or move it (had a similar problem just this week). just select one of the pattern lines and use the rotate command. Don't know why its upside down on some of them.
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Wow that is wonderful. Thank you so much. I did not know you could do that.
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