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I just got out of training last week and my head hurts a bit trying to remember all the commands... ;[ but! I have to admit I enjoy the instant gratification of creating model. I do have a question...I'm working on an interiors project...the base building has columns that I have successfully filled in with solid fills to show that they are existing... please pardon the CAD terminology, but how do you create a solid 'hatch' in revit? I'm trying to mask certain areas for a 2D plan... thank for your help everyone!!!
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When you make a filled region, or pick a surface pattern, there is a list of different "hatches" which are available. You will be looking for one called Solid Fill. Go to MENU->Settings->Fill Patterns. This is your available "hatches". It is very simple to create new ones, so long as they are simple and no more than 2 lines. If you are going to play with these, I recommend opening up a test project so you don't accidentally botch something. And Welcome.
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You mention that you are using "hatching" to denote that the colums are existing- did they cover "Phases" in your training? This allows you to easily distinguish between existing, demolished, new, etc. Regards, Ian
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...in training we went over project phases briefly but not that much...I did keep my model that was created during the training session just so I could practice stuff outside the project document. Thanks everyone...I'll try the techniques you suggested! ;]
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This may help with Phases.... http://www.revitzone.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=232&Itemid=34 Regards, Ian
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