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Hey Guys!
I'm looking for a hatch pattern or how to learn how to make a hatch pattern. Looking for a horizontal lap siding with multiple exposures 4" 4" 8".
Anyone have anything like this they're willing to share? or instructions on how to build one?
Thanks!
Lyle
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Straight line hatch patterns are the easiest to create. They are created the same as autocad hatch ptterns for 2D detail work. There are many tutorials and videos on line for this so check these out first. Adding a single line in the text file can make the pattern 3D for revit which is what you will want.
Creating the hatch will only get you a hatch. Combining this with a material is mor complex but learn to make this simple hatch first.
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