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yes want to create some pattern file
but we haven't got autocad only revit
and illustrator CS1 can't do PAT file ....
so some idea ?
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Hatch patterns are nothing more than text files. You can create them in a text editor, or using special software to make the task easier. It is easier (ce facil) to find a pattern that someone else has created. There are many patterns on this site and since the file uses the same format as AutoCAD (with the addition of a new line) you can find them everywhere.
Software to create hatch: http://www.cadro.com.au/hatchkit/
Hope this helps (HTH)
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thanks .. jusr search this ...
yes can download lot of PAT file on the net...
but sometimes can run in revit... (model or sketch ...)
thanks for reponse
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Its simple to edit any existing pattern to make it either model or drafting and also to set a scale. You just need to add the following information in the pat file using a text editor.
;%UNITS=MM - To set the units
;%TYPE=MODEL - To set the type, entry DRAFTING if not model.
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Hello
I like to forum spam a lot and I just did this, so the site moderator came in here and edited my post to this.
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I tried adding the ;%TYPE=MODEL into the .txt file and it never worked for me. Any more direction that I can receive?
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Not sure what your problem is. Here is an example that does work: *10.5x15 Stretch running bond ;%TYPE=MODEL 0, 0,0, 0,10.5 90, 0,0, 10.5,7.5, 10.5,-10.5 Edited on: Tue, Dec 18, 2007 at 7:50:09 AM
Edited on: Tue, Dec 18, 2007 at 7:50:34 AM
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