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Is there a way to put a chainlink fence onto a sloped site?
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i dont think that you can. The only thing i can think of is to use a wall( made to look like a fence) and change the profile to match the slope. You could also use a railing but it doesnt see the site as an object it can host to.
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"chainlink fence" - Images of what you want....
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http://hokcadsolutions.blogspot.com/2008/10/revit-timber-lattice.html not chainlink but this is how to make lattice
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I think something like this Typhoon....
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Well, the simple way it's like AFC4 says, it's quick and simple but if you want that in 3D use Curtain Wall....
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what if you made a 1/4" wall that was transparent and had a diagnol cross pattern attached to it.
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Yeah AFC4, that's what i said, that is the quick and simple way to do this, create a thin wall with the image like Erland post (for example) and in the properties of the material, in the "Bump" you can apply the "Mask" (alpha channel) or you can also use a material with the "Cut-Out".... BUT if he/she want that in 3D, well I use curtain wall to do that.... that's my modest opinion...
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 see attached, works the same way and can be seen in 3-d
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Yeah, AFC4, I know that, that's what i said.... we put here solutions to the issues/problems and he/she decide what is the best way to go on, always depend what someone need/want.....
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so then what do you mean by "but if you want that in 3D use Curtain Wall...."
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"so then what do you mean by "but if you want that in 3D use Curtain Wall...." - Well, if I Need to create a (for example) a "Section View", if i use a simple wall i only gona see the "panel" I can't see the details in that, then i must use "Filled Regions" and so one to do that, if I use the curtain wall I have that detail at once, i hope you understand my bad english... LOL
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makes perfect sense. thanks
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