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Forums >> Revit Building >> Technical Support >> Adjust hatching to follow brick courses or tiling for tiling layouts
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Hiya I need to show coursing on my 1/20 and 1/50 layouts. The hatch that manifests thru revit is great but its not following to course. Stacked walls are dead on where they should be in terms of brick coursing, but it seems that the hatch varies from layout to layout. The same goes for floor and wall tiling. It would be great to be able to adjust the hatch and place it where you want it as you do with the origin command in AutoCAD.
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As long as the hatch pattern is 3D - not 2D, you can adjust it. Just tab/click onto one of the lines and adjust it. You can even rotate the pattern to an angle. Simplier the autocad's origin.
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you might want to review the difference in your revit help about drafting vs model hatches. (2d vs 3d)
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