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    Default Wall surface pattern

    Hi all,
    I made a wall surface pattern of horizontal lines 600mm apart and I want the pattern to start a certain distance from the top of the wall. Is there a way to set it globally so I don't have to align it every time I draw a wall? Thanks.
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    Default Re: Wall surface pattern

    Quote Originally Posted by kwong
    Hi all,
    I made a wall surface pattern of horizontal lines 600mm apart and I want the pattern to start a certain distance from the top of the wall. Is there a way to set it globally so I don't have to align it every time I draw a wall? Thanks.
    kwong
    Without setting it globally the easiesy way I know to apply a surface pattern 600mm from the top of the wall would be to split the wall face desired, then apply "paint" using the paintbrush - tedious but it works.

    Setting it globally, would require the creation of a stacked wall (I think???).
    Last edited by bill.adams; 2005-11-08 at 12:49 PM. Reason: correcting my poor "colourful" grammar
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    Default Re: Wall surface pattern

    You can in the wall properties>structure>edit, preview.section, split the face fo the wall a set dim from the top of the wall and change the material of the top section to something else, this should get your pattern to start where you want.
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    Default Re: Wall surface pattern

    If it is a model pattern, align will work.

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    Default Re: Wall surface pattern

    In addition
    if you plan to change the pattern's distance from top ... consider to lock the patterns after aligning ... that way they will go up or down "globally"

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    Default Re: Wall surface pattern

    Thanks all who replied. I think I might give Scott's suggestion a go as aligning will take forever as all the walls have been drawn and I don't want to have to go around aligning each one!!!

    Scott,
    I tried what you suggested but couldn't assign different patterns to the split regions - every time I assign one pattern to one region it gets assigned to the other. What am I doing wrong?
    Last edited by kwong; 2005-11-08 at 11:50 PM.

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