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I have been searching through forums left and right now trying to figure out a good way to modify the walls I already have in my project. I want to apply a pattern to the exterior of my wall to create the effect of a vertical tri tone stripe set that is of varying widths per panel (stripe). I would try to just mass the panels but as it is only a school studio project it needs to only be an applied pattern. Also, massing it as I have tried is becoming a pain due to the fact that the wall is curved. I also tried using a .jpeg file of the pattern I want but everytime I try to apply it Revit completely crashes. If someone knows a quick way of creating a wall type/family that I could simple create to apply this patter to multiple walls that would be great. Below is a picture of a plan from the project so you can see the general curve I am working with and the other is the pattern I want to be applied to the exterior walls
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You need to pay attention to the file size of your attachments. 2mb limit!
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How are the various width of each strip determined? Random, Set per color? Can the pattern be repeating?
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I selected the wrong file to attach on accident.
The pattern can however be random and repeat with maybe 2 sets or so. That way its not so obvious that it repeats and also the the addition of windows will break it up that way
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