topic Partial 3d vectorial hatching for wall element? in Modeling

Partial 3d vectorial hatching for wall element?

Anonymous — Mon, 30 Dec 2024 16:14:24 GMT

Hi All

I have defined using surface painter tool for wall to creating tile but i want to define it for partial surface of wall such as you can see in picture.
I want to put texture between the kitchen cabinets as tile work.

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Re: Partial 3d vectorial hatching for wall element?

David Maudlin — Sat, 04 Feb 2017 13:38:48 GMT

ahmettk:

I would place a second Wall or thin Slab for the tile as a separate element for the tile. The only way to get multiple Surfaces on the face of a Wall is to create a Complex Profile for the Wall.

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David

Re: Partial 3d vectorial hatching for wall element?

Anonymous — Sat, 04 Feb 2017 22:11:46 GMT

David Thanks for your help i will try it but i think its simply issue and must be easier method:(

By the way , sorry for signature im new member of forum and im hurry about my works its done now

Re: Partial 3d vectorial hatching for wall element?

David Maudlin — Sun, 05 Feb 2017 13:37:32 GMT

Ahmet:

To change a Surface assignment, there must be a change in element; a single plane, like that of a Basic or Composite Wall, cannot host multiple Surfaces.

Thanks for adding the signature.

David

Re: Partial 3d vectorial hatching for wall element?

Anonymous — Tue, 07 Feb 2017 00:43:57 GMT

So , is only method to create tile working ,with using wall tool configured thinner thickness?

Re: Partial 3d vectorial hatching for wall element?

Barry Kelly — Tue, 07 Feb 2017 01:18:23 GMT

ahmettk wrote:
So , is only method to create tile working ,with using wall tool configured thinner thickness?

There is never just one method in Archicad.

The hard way (and not recommended method) would be to model your main wall in smaller panels stacked above and next to each other so you can set different materials to each panel.

Another method is to use a thin wall in front of the main wall and assign your tile material to it.
Just be careful of the building material strength and how the wall reference lines intersect as this can cause trimming issues.
You are best to place the tile walls in a separate layer that has a completely different intersection priority number (set in the layer settings dialogue) so the tile walls do not trim with anything else.

Another alternative would be to use a library object.
But I don't see any wall tiles in the default (AUS) Graphisoft library (I am surprised).
I don't use the default library so I am no expert on it.
I don't even see much in the BIM Components web site but I have not had a good look.
I have my own custom made tiling objects but unfortunately I can't share these.
Do others use tiling objects?

Another option if you are not worried about the 3D views is to use a fill in your sections and elevations - but if you need 3D then this is no good.

Barry.

Re: Partial 3d vectorial hatching for wall element?

Eduardo Rolon — Tue, 07 Feb 2017 14:01:47 GMT

I normally use a Morph with correct thickness and then use SEO to remove it from the wall or I use a custom profile.