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Does anyone know of a way to have all walls poched (or visually filled in) in plan?
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Do you mean adding a cut fill pattern? There are two settings for cut fill, that is by material and at coarse scale setting you have a separate coarse scale cut pattern for each wall type in its properties. Just edit the appropriate material that makes up your wall in the settings drop down menu and add a cut pattern to the material...
I apologise if i've misunderstood your query...
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Thanks, that does it! Its a little buried, but now that you've pointed it out, it will be handy.
Here's the route: Select Wall-->Properties Icon-->Edit/New-->Course Scale Fill Pattern--> Desired fill pattern... I used 'Solid Fill'
However... it seems that In-Place Wall families are not as easy to fill. Any idea how to do this?
Again, thanks for the pointer.
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Just find the material you've set for the in-place wall family. Go to Settings - > Materials --> Find the material in the left list and select it --> Where it says cut pattern, select the arrow at the far right and select an appropriate pattern, in your case solid fill. Then select a colour for the fill.
There you go.
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It took me a little bit to figure this one out. But what exactly is the Coarse Scale Fill Pattern used for? Maybe I am not that far along..but so far I don't see anything from it.
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I sometimes use this feature to check my wall type locations. By giving each interior wall type a different coarse color, I can quickly verify that I have the correct wall in the correct place. Easy to change out when I am ready to final plot.
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