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kgallemore

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Ok so a donut isn't exactly what I'm building but it's close enought. Here's my dilema, I am creating a knee wall for a water fountain. I have the material that we are using on the face top and wrap on the inside. The materials is a small tile 4" x 2" in a 12" x 12" grid. My question is, how do I apply my material to the top of the knee wall so that the material is applied in a "circular" patter rather than a straight patter. What I'm looking for is almost an array of the material.

Thanks for all the help, I look forward to hearing your thoughts.

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First, is it truely a radial pattern or is radial from ring to ring?  In other words are the tile sizes the same and the grout increases or are the tile sizes the same and the grout is the same.  Obviously if it is the latter, then you would have three seperate patterns.

I don't see anyway do do this with regular revit other than linework in 2D. 

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kgallemore

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The tile stays the same size from inner ring to outter ring, only the grout changes. I figured there probably wasn't an easy fix. So I guess I'm drawing a bunch of lines or I'm making my own material in photoshop.

Thanks.

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