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    Newbie here. My first Post. First of all LOVE Revit. I am trying to convince my boss to make the switch. I am about a month into a residential project, and have hit my first road block.

    I am trying to make a wood stud wall with Board & Batton on the exterior. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to model the vertical Battons. I would like them to be a part of the wall assembly instead of being just a hatch pattern.

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    Will

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    Will,

    Do you really need to make it part of the wall system? I have a board and batten hatch pattern that i apply to my elevations and it seems to get the job done for me.. If the wall sections are what you are concerned with I just add some graphically lines to my wall section and details. If you would like the hatch pattern let me know and i can send it to you. You can complete the board and batten as part of the wall using a profile with vertical sweeps as required as well or by building a complex wall. Seems like a fair amount of work to me and not sure what the rewards are by doing so, just my two cents.
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    Default Re: Wall - Board & Batton

    Another choice would be a curtain wall. Let the mullions be battens...

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    Default Re: Wall - Board & Batton

    Yes, Would also agree with Andrew

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    Thanks for the quick reply guys. I will use a hatch pattern to do the job. Sounds like the easiest way to do the job. Now, I just have to figure out how to make one. I would appreciate an email of the hatch pattern file, Scott .... if you do not mind.

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    Will,

    Here is one I made. It is a 2 1/2" batten at 16" on center. With a little luck you should be able to edit the hatch numbers to any size batten/spacing you want.

    *Board & Batten, 2.5" Batten at 16" o.c.
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    90, 0, 0, 16, 16, 16
    90, 2.5, 0, 16, 16, 16

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    Default Re: Wall - Board & Batton

    Where can I find the hatch patterns in Revit v 9? I am looking to add this Board & Batten pattern to my collection, or does someone already have a wall family in Revit they can share.

    Thanks!

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    Matt
    C(C > Program Files > Autodesk Revit 9 > Data > revit.pat.

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    Default Re: Wall - Board & Batton

    We use board & batt all the time. I use a wall sweep using any size profile I choose. I put the vertical sweep on the wall I want and array. This way if you render the outside of your project it actually looks like there are batton strips on the wall...enjoy.

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    Default Re: Wall - Board & Batton

    i agree that adding them for rendering purposes is a good idea, but they would be realy time consuming on a large building. I have not done any but have a job coming up that does. I would be interreted to know if maybe some sort of generic family would do the trick? i could see this being effective on a repeating elevation, but maybe not on a "custom" wall.

    anyone tried a family approach?

    Justin

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