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anyone have ideas on drawing vertical creeper plants like ivy or other vines? i'm drawing a green wall and i've been trying to modify existing revit shrubs using the ground cover family, but i'm not able to make them vertical. any help would be very much appreciated. thanks!
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I create a curtain panel for the green screen with a crosshatch pattern set to the spacing and transparent. then I'd create a generic family that is just some linework or a dwg of the ivy pattern you want, nest that into your panel family and place as needed. Or just place the ivy in the model from the family you create. Model lines work very well for this kind of organic thing.
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