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Hi, I'm trying to indicate polished blockwork which courses at 275mm. I have made up a materail with a surface pattern using a fill pattern with what i thought was the correct distances apart. However, this worked on my elevations at 1:100 but not a section at 1:50. Is it possible to create a fill pattern which will stay constant no matter what the scale is? cheers marc
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sounds like you have used a drafting pattern instead of a model pattern. I don't know many that use the drafting pattern, though there is uses for it. If you can't find a similar model pattern, you can edit the hatch file to make it a model pattern. Check your help file for that, it's pretty simple.
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cool, that work a treat. Just 1 more question! How does revit determine the setting out point of these materials? Is there a way to use like a snap base point? thanks for your help
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I'm not sure what you mean by setting out point. If you are trying to position your hatch a certain way, you can use the align tool for your hatch lines. Click "align" then position it over one of your hatch lines and if it doesn't highlight, hit tab a time or maybe two and it will highlight.
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