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Attached is an image of the problem. The roof is sloped and created this curved pattern from my model surface pattern set to 90. Is there a way to fix this? I have tried selecting a line in the pattern and rotating it that doesnt work.
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Wierd, did you double check if this is a model pattern?
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I have to modify sub elements and set the north points heights manually in order for the south edge points to remain level at 0,0. When i do that the pattern skews. Im not defining the slope by edge or using slope arrow. If i did the roof would slope but the north and south edges would tilt up. The shape becomes parabolic and changes the pattern due to shape. I was under the impression model surface patterns force the pattern onto the element at assigned angle regardless of shape.Edited on: Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 5:08:21 PM
Edited on: Wed, Jan 27, 2010 at 5:10:31 PM
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quinn...I know this thread ended a long time ago, but I was curious if you ever found a solution to the skewed / warped surface pattern problem you were having. I am having the same trouble now in 2015. Thanks.
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The pattern is not warped, the surface is warped. Parallel lines in 2D will not remain parallel in a 3D warp.
Draw parallel lines on a sheet of paper then roll it up into a cone and see what happens
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There is a an option in properties that allows you to change how a surface pattern behaves according to its curved surface. Problem solved.
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