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Can anyone explain the best method for drawing stone veneer in 2D? I'm trying to draw wall sections / details... I've tried creating a detail component, but there is no way of controlling the vertical length of the veneer. Basically I would have to create a unique family for every single condition. Giant pain. Hours wasted. This should be standard stuff. See attached image.
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I don't know what you mean by controlling the length - don't you mean height? If you have random height units then ... I guess you have to have multiple detail families.... If you have single height units, you can use them in a repeating detail. You could mix a few random heights and use these in a repeating detail as well. I don't know why you think this should be "standard stuff". This isn't unit masonry.
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Yes, by vertical length... i meant height, ha. And yes, the height of a stone veneer varies from section to section & especially from job to job. I was hoping to make a standard detail component that could be used for all future jobs. In autocad I would use x-clip to get the length I need... By standard stuff i meant: something as common as a stone veneer in section shouldn't be so difficult. The purpose of Revit is to speed things up, not slow things down, right?
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If you are doing sections, then what you have is fine. Don't make a mountain out of a mole hill. If you are doing elevations, then use bit maps and use the Materials command in sttings of the manage tab and assign materials to walls as required.
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