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Hello, I'm a newbie to Revit I'm trying to fill my FDN walls with solid fill and concrete hatch for a section view. I've got the concrete hatch and solid fill seperately, but not together. There must be an easy way to do it. Any suggestions?
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The best way I know to do it is to have the concrete hatch as a cut pattern in your material. In each section, do a transparent filled region. As far as I know, you can't have two hatches in the same material. Mike
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Thanks Mike, That seems to work well. -Pete
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Is it still not possible to combine two hatch patterns. It is no way efficient to add filled regions to hundreds of sections.
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