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RAC 2008 - I'm trying to figure out the best way to create a perforated corrugated metal screen over a wall/curtainwall system. It will be used as a shading device over the curtainwall system, and essentially as a rain screen over the wall portions. Would it be best to do this as a component that is placed over the wall or as something that is part of the wall? Any suggestions? Thanks a lot.
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You could do this either way - depends if your screen always matches yor wall. I've done similar using a wall against a wall. In that manner, I could edit profile the screen seperate from the walls. Far easier to edit that than a component. PS - Here is a TIP. You can set up your screen using one of the built-in AccuRender materials - screen under the steel material - change your color at will. The problem is that the material will visully be non-transparent in non-rendered views. What I have done that works, to overcome this, is to set your non-rendered indicatoion to be a cross-hatch pattern and set it to a transparency that will let you see through it. You have to turn off the check box to update when accurender material is selected.
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I am reading what you guys did here, did you start it as a generic model created in place? and you just let the accurender do the work, or did you punch voids through the solid.
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Would a fine stainless steel wire mesh type of material act as the same thing you are looking for here? Something like this: http://www.bwire.com/ Just a thought of an alternative that you may want to look at...
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