So open the Mechanical sample file in the Chapter 08 folder to follow along. Let's see if we can hatch that by selecting the edges of the area in question. In the last video I had a problem hatching this little area here because of this gap that appears in the lower corner. You can use this method when you're having problems creating a hatch boundary. If you're showing it at a size such that the joint width is apparent, you probably won't be showing enough of it to really see the pattern.- In this video we will create a hatch pattern by selecting objects. Try this, using the lower part of my image, and with the "size" being nominal, i.e. Hugh THIS PATTERN.AT A SIZE OF 200X1200X2MM
Same scaling factor possibly with Excel or even more easily within our Scaling can be achieved by changing all values (apart from the first) by the Pattern element can be defined by a line of formĪngle, x-origon, y-origin, x-offset, y-offset, +ve stroke-length, -ve
The first value on each line which contains the element angle.
If you MUST model to such a fine degree than you can circumvent the Revitįill Manager by employing the HatchKit Add-In for Revit to load outsizedĪ 100圆00x1mm pattern definition can be readily derived from that for aĢ00x1200x2mm pattern by halving every value within the definition apart from Manager will not allow it and will issues the same message. Herringbone pattern with a 2mm gap did not work for you. That won't work for you in the same way as your attempting to load the
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